Indiana Conservation Officers Seek Assistance in Recovering Stolen Track Chairs and Vietnam War-era Helmets
The Indiana Conservation Officers have announced that the stolen track chairs from Fort Harrison State Park have been returned, expressing gratitude to the public for their assistance in the recovery. These track chairs provide individuals with mobility limitations the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, and their safe return is appreciated by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources and those who benefit from these devices.
While the track chairs have been recovered, two Vietnam War-era helmets that were also stolen during the break-ins are still missing. The investigation into the theft is ongoing, and further details will not be disclosed at this time.
Indiana Conservation Officers are seeking help to locate the mobility track chairs that were stolen during recent break-ins at Fort Harrison State Park. A reward of $5,500 is being offered for information that leads to the recovery of the missing items. The break-ins occurred between April 30 and May 1, resulting in the theft of two AXIS Model 30 track chairs, specialized electric wheelchairs designed for off-road exploration.
The stolen track chairs are essential for individuals with limited mobility to safely navigate rugged outdoor environments. Additionally, two Vietnam War-era helmets were taken during the break-ins, prompting investigators to actively pursue leads and seek assistance from the public in locating the stolen items.
Anyone with information related to the thefts is encouraged to contact the Indiana Conservation Officers Dispatch Center or email their tips for further investigation. A reward of $5,500, contributed by a private donor and the Indiana Parks Alliance, is available for information leading to the recovery of the track chairs and the apprehension of the offenders.
For the latest updates and news, subscribe to receive email notifications of new posts and developments. The return of the stolen track chairs is a positive outcome, but efforts continue to locate the missing Vietnam War-era helmets and bring those responsible for the thefts to justice.