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Rossford police on scrap metal thief's trail

by Elizabeth Reed

Posted: 05.01.2012 at 12:13 PM

Elizabeth Reed

Elizabeth is the Internet Managing Editor for WNWO.

The suspect is a white male with very short hair or a shaved head. / Rossford Police Department

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ROSSFORD -- Police need help identifying a scrap metal thief pictured in these security photos from Sunday night.

The suspect allegedly dismantled a large HVAC unit and stole aluminum scrap and copper. He was driving a white Chevy Astro Minivan with front end damage and two bungee cords holding down the hood.

The suspect is a white male with very short hair or a shaved head. Anyone with information on the suspect or vehicle should contact the Rossford Police Department at (419)-666-5230.

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