The FBI is searching for an armored military vehicle that was stolen from a National Guard facility in Southern California on Friday.
The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, more commonly known as a Humvee, was stolen around 8:15 a.m. from the National Guard Armory in Bell, a suburb outside of Los Angeles, federal authorities said in a statement on Saturday. The vehicle is worth about $120,000.
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the recovery of the vehicle.
The Humvee’s Battalion number, 40TH BSB, can also be seen on the vehicle.
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The Humvee was described as having four doors and being green camouflage in color. Its battalion number 40TH BSB is printed on the vehicle. The vehicle’s bumper number is #40BSBHQ6; the Administrative number is WV57TO-HQ06/M1165A1; and the registration number is NZ311R.
The agency warned that theft from a military facility is a violation of federal law and carries a statutory maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison.
The armored military vehicle was stolen from the National Guard Armory in Bell, Calif., on Friday morning, federal authorities said.
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The FBI’s Major Theft Task Force is investigating the theft with assistance from local police and the California Army National Guard.
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Anyone with information about the vehicle or the person or group responsible for the theft is asked to call the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office at 310-477-6565.