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  Currytown Road burglary total tops $60,000 in stolen goods web posted September 9, 2008 MERRIWETHER – As the investigation into a Sunday morning burglary on Currytown Road continues the total amount of valuables stolen has topped $60,000, according to recent police reports. It has also been learned that the alarm company did not notify the Sheriff’s Office of the burglary, only the homeowners. The homeowners’ son was contacted by his father around 1:40 am Sunday to check on the house after receiving a call of a possible break-in. The son arrived about twenty minutes later and discovered an open window and called to report the crime. Official reports state the burglars not only robbed the home, but also robbed the pool house during the twenty minutes between the homeowner being contacted and the son arriving on the scene. In addition to the listed items available from the initial information provided, several more were noted when the homeowners returned from out of town that drove the total beyond the $60,000 mark, including a .357 Smith & Wesson handgun and gold coins A small pry bar was found near the door of the pool house that is believed to have been used to gain entry into the structure. A shovel was found outside the home and it is believed to have been used to pry the window to the home open. Investigators were still actively working the case and leads are still being followed towards identifying the suspects, believed to number between two and four people. ©
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