Humvee stolen from psychological operations unit; Army offering reward
By Davis Winkie
Thursday, Dec 8
An Army Criminal Investigation Division reward poster shows the type of Humvee that was stolen last month from an Army Reserve unit in San Marcos, Texas. (Criminal Investigation Division/Army)
An up-armored High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, or Humvee, was stolen from an Army Reserve center in central Texas last month, and the Army Criminal Investigation Division announced a reward Thursday for “credible information” about the theft.
According to an agency press release, a Humvee with bumper number “399 TPC A1-6″ was stolen from a Reserve facility in San Marcos, Texas, “between Nov. 22 and 28.” The bumper number indicates that the vehicle belonged to the 399th Tactical Psychological Operations Company, an Army Reserve unit based there.
Law enforcement officials said that they’re offering a reward of up to $5,000 “for credible information leading to the arrest and conviction” of anyone responsible for the crime.
It’s not clear why the theft may have gone unnoticed for a week, but reserve component units have only a handful of full-time personnel. The Thanksgiving holiday may have also meant that unit full-time staff were not present.
https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2022/12/08/humvee-stolen-from-psychological-operations-unit-army-offering-reward/