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(KAIR)--Thousands of dollars of items are missing from a rural Atchison County home, and the Sheriff's Office has launched an investigation to find who's responsible for the crime.
Sheriff Jack Laurie says it happened at a residence in Valley Falls, where resident Nicole Fox reports someone forced their way into her home, located at 3997 206th Road, around 4:00 Tuesday morning.
Once inside, the thieves made off with a television, a nintendo Wii U, a Nook eReader, and jewelry.
The total value of the items taken in the burglary is estimated at around $4,000.
Laurie says no suspects have yet been identified as the investigation moves forward.
Anyone with information about the crime should notify the Atchison County Sheriff's Office.
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