Vietnam vet's stolen motorcycle recovered

"This is wonderful, it doesn't get any better," said Vietnam Navy veteran David Turner. He is back on his bike, his only source of transportation.

The motorcycle was stolen two days ago outside his brother's home off Crawford and Dean in Denison.

Heartbroken, Turner's family asked the community to find the bike and luck was on his side.

Colbert police said the motorcycle was recovered here at this home off Collins and Coleman just before ten Tuesday morning.

"It feels great, it's my freedom, it's my freedom," Turner said. "I don't have much and this it's just one of my own it takes me to a different place."

Police haven't identified who stole the bike, but said its a man in his twenties.

They said he wasn't home when officers found Turner's motorcycle and another stolen moped at his house. So far no one's been arrested.

Turner said he's just happy to have his bike back.

"You made me practice scripture from the bible: anger but sin not," Turner said. "That's a hard one and you gave me a reason to practice at it."

And thanks those who helped him get back on the road.

"Denison police thank you so much and the citizen who called in," Turner said. "It just wouldn't have happened without the good people in the world and I'm so thankful the good still outnumber the bad."

Police said charges are still pending.