BONSAI THEFT
Posted: August 15th, 2013, 2:43 pm
BONSAI THEFT
On Monday morning, at 1:58 am, Chojo Feature Trees was broken in to. Fortunately, the alarms were triggered and the police were notified immediately (who are located four minutes down the road). The incident was filmed by 12 inferred cameras and the police have copies of the footage in order to id the thieves. No trees were stolen however there is some damage to the property. We will continue to improve our security at the nursery to prevent these unfortunate situations. All of our trees are photographed, coded and put into a register. If anyone has any information that may be helpful please contact the nursery.
I would like to thank the police for there continuing efforts. The investigation has been professional and efficient. They are aware of the collection and its location.
Let this be a warning to all bonsai collectors and enthusiasts. Be selective about showing your collection. Security lights and cameras can be effective in the right situations. Exercise caution in where you purchase bonsai. Contact a local club for reputable nurseries and enthusiasts.
Take care of your trees.
Regards,
Jeff Barry
Chojo Feature Trees
https://www.facebook.com/chojo.featuretrees
On Monday morning, at 1:58 am, Chojo Feature Trees was broken in to. Fortunately, the alarms were triggered and the police were notified immediately (who are located four minutes down the road). The incident was filmed by 12 inferred cameras and the police have copies of the footage in order to id the thieves. No trees were stolen however there is some damage to the property. We will continue to improve our security at the nursery to prevent these unfortunate situations. All of our trees are photographed, coded and put into a register. If anyone has any information that may be helpful please contact the nursery.
I would like to thank the police for there continuing efforts. The investigation has been professional and efficient. They are aware of the collection and its location.
Let this be a warning to all bonsai collectors and enthusiasts. Be selective about showing your collection. Security lights and cameras can be effective in the right situations. Exercise caution in where you purchase bonsai. Contact a local club for reputable nurseries and enthusiasts.
Take care of your trees.
Regards,
Jeff Barry
Chojo Feature Trees
https://www.facebook.com/chojo.featuretrees