Authorities are investigating the theft of military equipment, including three Humvees, from an Army Reserve Center in Tustin, California.

The theft occurred on Wednesday evening between 8 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., according to a press release from the Tustin Police Department.

The suspects gained access to the facility by cutting through a fence surrounding a military vehicle parking lot.

Once inside, they broke into multiple storage lockers, removing locks and taking a variety of military gear.

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Police reported that while the suspects attempted to cut a lock to access uniform storage, they were unsuccessful.

Among the stolen items:

  • One armored Humvee Model: M1151A1, ADMIN: HHC-06
  • Two cloth-door Humvee Model: M1097s, ADMIN: HQ-61 and HQ-81
  • Eight machine gun vehicle mounts
  • Seven free-standing machine gun tripods
  • Medical equipment
  • 40 pairs of binoculars
  • 18 bayonets

The total value of the stolen items has not been disclosed.

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The suspects left the facility at an unknown time, and their identities remain unknown.

The Army Reserve confirmed to law enforcement that no additional loss of weapons or ammunition has been reported at this time.

Authorities are treating the incident as a significant theft due to the nature of the stolen items and the potential risks associated with military-grade equipment falling into unauthorized hands.

The Tustin Police Department is urging anyone with information about the theft to come forward.

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Investigators are working to determine whether surveillance footage or other evidence may help identify the suspects or their methods.

Law enforcement has emphasized the importance of public assistance in recovering the stolen equipment and apprehending those responsible.

Individuals with relevant information are encouraged to contact the Tustin Police Department, Detective Schaller at 714-573-3245,  or their local law enforcement agency.

This incident raises questions about security protocols at military facilities and the potential consequences of such thefts.

As the investigation continues, the focus remains on recovering the stolen items and ensuring they are not used in any unlawful activities.

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