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A case of over one-thousand-dollars worth of missing tools remains unsolved.
That follows the theft, occurring sometime on May 5th, in Nemaha County.
According to the Nemaha County Sheriff's department, someone made off with multiple tools, including a chainsaw, a socket set, and wrenches.
The theft occurred at a building location at 162 84th Road.
All totaled, one-thousand-320-dollars worth of tools remain missing.
As the investigation continues, public help could assist in finding whoever is responsible for the crime.
Anyone with information should notify the Nemaha County Sheriff with details.
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