The Custer County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) is urging anyone with information to assist in an ongoing theft investigation that began on the night of November 5 and continued into the morning of November 6.
What happened
According to CCSO, an unknown individual unlawfully entered Greenleaf Forestry and Wood Products, Inc., a local lumber business, as well as a private residence nearby. The suspect stole several items, most notably two chainsaws.
The first chainsaw reported missing is a Husqvarna 327XP equipped with a 24‑inch Oregon bar. The second is an Echo CS‑330T, recognizable by its orange and black top handle, which had a 16‑inch Oregon bar and was stored in a black saw box.
How the public can help
CCSO is asking community members to report any suspicious activity observed around the business or the residence during the timeframe in question. This includes unfamiliar vehicles, unknown individuals, or any other details that might aid the investigation.
Anyone with tips should contact the Custer County Sheriff’s Office directly or reach out to Fremont County Dispatch and request to speak with Deputy Thurston.
Why the request matters
Local law‑enforcement agencies rely on community cooperation to solve property crimes quickly and to deter future incidents. By sharing observations, residents help protect local businesses and homes, reinforcing the safety and stability that families and faith‑based communities value.
Greenleaf Forestry and Wood Products, Inc. is an important employer in the area, providing jobs and essential lumber supplies to contractors and homeowners throughout Custer County. The loss of equipment not only impacts the business but also the broader local economy.
Contact information
Tips can be submitted by calling the Custer County Sheriff’s Office at 555‑123‑4567 or by calling Fremont County Dispatch at 555‑987‑6543 and asking for Deputy Thurston.
Residents are reminded that providing accurate, timely information can make a significant difference in resolving the case.
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Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
