20 Laptops Stolen From Marin Elementary School
STRAWBERRY (CBS SF) - Twenty laptop computers were stolen from the Strawberry Point Elementary School's library this week, a Marin County sheriff's lieutenant said.
The theft was reported by the school's principal Monday around 8:25 a.m., Lt. Barry Heying said.
The computers were in the library at the K-5 school at 117 East Strawberry Drive in Strawberry, Heying said.
The burglars pried open a locked door and took a white steel cart that contained the Apple MacBook laptops, which are valued at $1,300 each, Heying said.
The cart was heavy enough to require two people to lift it, Heying said.
The cart was recovered after a woman reported finding it Tuesday on a hiking trail on Panoramic Highway, but the computers were gone Heying said.
Heying said the cart was found about 100 yards down a trailhead near Panoramic Highway and Sequoia Valley Road, east of Muir Woods.
Anyone with information about the burglary is asked to call the sheriff's office at (415) 499-7233 or Bay Area Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS.
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