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3,400 foot oil boom stolen

Updated: Wednesday, 12 May 2010, 11:13 AM CDT
Published : Wednesday, 12 May 2010, 11:13 AM CDT

ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. - Lance Thayer, an employee with First in Rescue Safety and Training out of Deer Park Texas, came to the Escambia Sheriff’s Office yesterday and reported that 3400 feet of orange oil containment boom had gone missing from the south end of the Bob Sikes Bridge on Pensacola Beach.

Thayer stated the boom is valued at approximately $68,000 dollars. According to Thayer, who has been contracted by BP Corporation to assist in the oil clean up, other boom is missing from the 3 mile bridge area also.

Thayer stated it is not uncommon for boom to go missing and then the thieves try to resell it or lease it at another location. The boom is owned by Eagle SWS Environmental Co. Thayer stated the company checked the surrounding waterways to see if the boom had broke loose but was unable to locate it.

 

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