Jan 10 2011

Stolen Gibson Les Paul ’58 Reissue in Las Vegas

A Gibson Les Paul ’58 Reissue was stolen during the New Year street celebration on Freemont Street, at the 3rd Street stage.

It is Trans Amber over a Flame Maple top

Serial Number: 8-1964

Las Vegas, NV Police Report number: LLV110101003484

Las Vegas Police Department
(702) 828-3687

Keep an eye out.

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Dec 17 2010

Rickenbacker 4003 Bass Stolen in Newport Beach, CA

A Rickenbacker 4003 Bass in Cherry Sunburst was stolen from a car in Newport Beach, CA.

Serial Number: 04808

Newport Beach, CA Police Report number: 10-11676

Newport Beach Police Department
(949) 644-3717

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Dec 8 2010

Roland Fantom G6 Stolen From Retail Store in North Indiana

A Roland Fantom G6 61 note keyboard workstation was stolen from a retailer in northern Indiana.

Serial Number: ZW92443

Hobart, IN Police Report number: Pending

Hobart Police Department
(219) 942-1125

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Dec 7 2010

PRS CST 24 Stolen From Retail Store in West Chicago Suburbs

A PRS CST 24 Black Cherry solid body electric guitar was stolen from a retailer in Chicago’s West suburbs.

Serial Number: 132088

Villa Park, IL Police Report number: 10-23137

Villa Park Police Department
630-834-7447

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Dec 6 2010

Taylor 914CE Stolen From Retail Store in West Chicago Suburbs

A Taylor 914CE acoustic guitar was stolen from a retailer in Chicago’s West suburbs.

Serial Number: 20060110145

Villa Park, IL Police Report number: 101206023612

Villa Park Police Department
630-834-7447

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Sep 14 2010

Stolen Apogee Duet in Chicago West Suburbs

An Apogee Duet was stolen from a retailer in the West Chicago Suburbs.

Serial Number: DU64968

Police Report 10-14731

Villa Park IL police Department 630-834-7447

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Feb 4 2010

Stolen Relic Stratocaster in Pasadena

Stolen from a retail store in Pasadena, CA.

Fender Relic 1956 Stratocaster Desert Burst Custom Shop Serial Number B48273

If you see this instrument, please call your local law enforcement and refer to Pasadena case number T10000068 (Temporary number).

Keep an eye out.

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.


Dec 10 2009

Parker Fly Prototype Stolen in Chicago's Lincoln Park area

This listing is a little different from the usual.

First, we’re not going to have a police report. The individual in question hasn’t filed and can’t say for sure it is “stolen” or maybe just “misplaced” but it certainly isn’t in his possession. He is a friend of ours, and so I’ll say if you find the guitar, contact us, bryan@gearsecure.net.

He is a builder who used to prototype with Ken Parker before Parker was a brand. The instrument in question used a Fly neck, and an unusual body that was traced from a Fly, but would have a different composition and some different contours and hardware. It is sky blue, and has no serial number. The player in question is a jazz guitarist in Chicago and it was a main instrument of his. He’d certainly like to have it back.


Nov 19 2009

Kill Hannah's van stolen in Philadelphia

NOTE: The van has been recovered, but the gear is still missing. They have asked for people to search craigslist and eBay for the gear. You can doe this very conveniently on our custom search engine.

Press Release on Stolen Van/Trailer » by Erin ( admin )

DT: NOVEMBER 11, 2009

FR: SHAZILA MOHAMMED, MSO

DANNY DASILVA, OSR

KILL HANNAH

TOUR VAN STOLEN IN PHILADELPHIA

REMAINING U.S. FALL TOUR DATES CANCELED

SEVENTH ANNUAL “NEW HEART FOR XMAS” SHOWS

STILL SET FOR CHICAGO THIS DECEMBER

Chicago nu romantics KILL HANNAH woke up on the eve of wrapping their fall tour with Jet, Papa Roach and Morningwood to a find their 15-passenger van and 14-foot trailer stolen. Taken between 4am and 11am today, Wednesday, November 11 from the front of the Holiday Inn on 900 Packer Ave, Philadelphia, PA—the same location that rock trio Mae had their van stolen from just a week earlier—the band lost over $120,000 in gear and merchandise, including one-of-a-kind vintage custom guitars and vintage custom effects. The theft comes just over a year after a devastating fire in Europe destroyed everything on the band’s bus.

Lead singer Mat Devine says, “We’re devastated and speechless. We’ve been touring so hard around the world for the past seven years and this is the most evil thing we’ve witnessed. Special Crimes say this was a coordinated heist.”

The band regretfully has to cancel their remaining tour dates, scheduled for the Electric Factory in Philadelphia tonight and the Nokia Theatre in New York City tomorrow. Their seventh annual “New Heart For Xmas” weekend of shows and events are still scheduled in Chicago on December 18 at Reggie’s Rock House and December 19 at Metro.

Specific gear stolen include:

* Epiphone Elitist Riviera Custom Shop SN#T301722
* 1992 Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray Bass
* Pair of matching vintage 1968 Fender Bassman Heads Custom Shop
* Gibson ES-135 Red
* 2003 Gibson Firebird White
* Marshall Triple Lead Stack

For any leads on the van, trailer or missing gear, please contact Bethany Watson/DAVIS ARTIST MANAGEMENT: bethany@davisartistmanagement.com.

www.killhannah.com

www.myspace.com/killhannah


Oct 21 2009

Stolen Neumann U87a from a retail store in Visalia, CA

Stolen from a retail store in Visalia, CA.

Neumann U87a set, taken without box.

Serial number: 101084

Visalia police report 09-16310

Visalia Police (559) 734-8116

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This equipment has been reported stolen. If you see these items, think of your safety first. We advise you not to purchase the item from anyone claiming to be the owner. If you feel safe with pursuing it further, contact your local law enforcement, referencing the above case number.