Spotlight on crime
Arc-Gen, an exhibitor at the SED construction show, had £18,500 worth of kit stolen from its stand.
As well as exhibiting, Arc-Gen supplies the lighting towers for SED and did not pick up its display until the Monday after the show. However, on the day before (Sunday 23 May) thieves broke into the show, broke the chains securing the gear and escaped. They might have got away with more if they had been able to start the forklift they broke into on the Haki stand.
If you are offered the following kit, please contact Andy Munford on 01902 790824 or e-mail him at sales@arcgen.freeserve.co.uk.
Makes and models stolen:
• Three Weldmaker 200SSD Super Silent welder/generators fitted on wheelbarrow-type trolleys; serial numbers: AG200225/5480553, Eng no 3C1968; AG200220/5480548, Eng no 3C1959; and AG200227/5480555, Eng no 3C1963. They have a value of £5,000 each.
• A Kubota GL6500s 6.5kW super-silent generator fitted on wheelbarrow-type trolleys worth £3,500. The serial number is 774083.
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