Crime/Court
Larceny at Front Royal Outdoors canoe company
Warren County, VA – On May 23, 2019, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office responded to Front Royal Outdoors for a report of a larceny. Between May 22, 2019, at approximately 11:00 PM, and May 23, 2019, at approximately 3:30 AM, their building was broken into. Two kayaks, two canoes, and other pieces of water sports equipment were taken. The kayaks are Jackson Traverse 9-foots. One was sun color (yellow and orange) and the other was lime color. The canoes were a 15-foot blue Nova Craft Prospector, and a 19-foot camo Old Sportsman. The initial estimate for the value of items stolen is 15,000 dollars.
Jackson Traverse 9 – 9’ Kayak | Color: Sunset
Jackson Traverse 9 – 9’ Kayak | Color: Lime Green
Nova Craft Prospector 15 – 15’ Canoe | Color: Blue
Old Town Sportsman 119 – 19’ Canoe | Color: Brown & Green Camo
Anyone with information regarding this incident, or anyone that may have been in the area of Front Royal Outdoors between those times, please contact Sergeant Maxfield (540) 635-7100 or (540) 636-5977.
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