Dozens of crab steamer pots stolen in Md.
Oil Slick May Impact Local Crab Prices
Posted: 12/29/2012
CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Police in Cambridge say the person who stole $170,000 worth of crab cooking pots is going to be in hot water over the thefts.
A tractor trailer with 55 stainless steel crab steamer pots was reported stolen Dec. 23. Cambridge police say the truck was parked outside the Kool Ice and Seafood at 110 Washington Street when it was stolen.
The truck and trailer were later found in the parking lot at Lowe's Home Improvement at 6650 Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie. The steamer pots were missing.
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