Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Police Seeking Identity of "Motor Head" Thieves

I never like seeing the term "Motorheads" used in any negative way. Needless to say, I was distressed to see an internet post today from the Lincoln Nebraska Police Department's site Crimestoppers.

Suspect
The news being reported wasn't good. Apparently, a couple of young men were spotted parked behind a business and reported to the police.

The two men escaped and the police are asking for help locating one of them shown in the photo at left. They already know the identity of the driver because the two alleged thieves took off and left their pick-up behind at the scene of the crime.

They're accused of loaded up a couple of motors and chrome brackets from the unidentified business.

If you recognize the man in the photo, please follow the link below and help the Lincoln Police identify him.

REFERENCE / FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lincoln Crimestoppers - Motor Heads

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Andrea L. Algar is co-owner of a classic car performance and restoration design shop in Leesville, Texas. Motorheads Performance specializes in repairs, maintenance, performance upgrades and restorative work on cars and trucks from the 1920’s through 1970’s. Her husband Guy L. Algar is a Mechanical Engineer with over 25 years experience. He holds 5 ASE Certifications from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and has been working on old cars and trucks for over 37 years. Together they share their passion for old cars and trucks with other enthusiasts from around the country.

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