On Sunday morning, a 2017 Polaris Razer EXP all-terrain vehicle was reported stolen from a campsite located on Anderson Creek Road. The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office has been informed about the incident, which involved a 25-year-old man from Cumberland Furnace. According to the victim, he and his friends had departed the campsite around 8 a.m. to pick up another vehicle. Upon their return at approximately 9:35 a.m., they were dismayed to find that the Gray-and-Black Polaris Razer was no longer at the site.
The stolen vehicle has an estimated value of $10,000, as reported by WLX. Following the discovery of the theft, the victim promptly contacted 911 to report the incident and was advised to reach out to his insurance company without delay. Law enforcement officials are currently conducting an investigation into the matter to gather more information and potentially recover the stolen vehicle.
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