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Send Picture And Info to Stolen Property

Jewelry, Art, Electronics and Other Property

Stolen: Rolex Explorer II White Dial Men's watch stainless steel Stolen in Vail, Colorado on 02/11/03 Serial# T626691 $1,000 reward for the return of the watch Mike Connelly 970-476-0633 Conevalet@aol.com




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Picture of what was stolen if possible
Date Stolen
Information about what was taken and where

Report Any Information To the Police First

First you must call your local police. Then get pictures of what was taken and any ID numbers or marks that will help identify your property. Just email pictures in jpg. or gif. format, with your name, telephone number, email address and if you are offering a reward. We will then post it here and spread the word. (If you do not have access to a scanner then send us in the mail your photos to the address at the bottom of the page).

If someone tries to sell you a stolen item, call the police first then email us and we will put the owner in touch with you.
Use the Red Hot Line to the left.

Some reports offer a reward. The Art Theft Notices displayed on the FBI web site constitute only a partial listing of the objects registered on the National Stolen Art File. All requests for searches of the National Stolen Art File must be made through a law enforcement agency.