Diesel fuel stolen from tank in Gainesville
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Posted: 5:40 PM Jul 23, 2008
Diesel fuel stolen from tank in Gainesville
GAINESVILLE, TX -- Gainesville police are looking for someone responsible for stealing close to 450 gallons of diesel fuel overnight Tuesday at a construction site near Leonard Park.
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GAINESVILLE, Tex. -- Gainesville police are looking for someone responsible for stealing close to 450 gallons of diesel fuel overnight Tuesday at a construction site near Leonard Park.

Authorities say the construction crews have a 500 gallon tank of diesel out at the site. Someone drove up to the tank and took 450 gallons.

The amount of fuel stolen is worth around $1,500.


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