An Atlanta based band that was in North Texas for a show said their equipment was stolen from their hotel Friday night.
They said whoever took the instruments were professionals, making sure to not take anything with a tracker on it.
"I would guess in the range of $150,000," Niespodziani said. "Every guitar, saxophone, flute, bass, drum, every instrument that we need to do our show." The band filed a police report with Forest Hill Police Department in hopes of finding who is responsible."Our trailers were backed up within six inches of each other, so they cut off the locks that connected the trailer to the van and the hitch, they disconnected the transmission to the van and pulled the van forward 15 feet from where it was parked to get it out of the way so they could hitch the trailer up," Niespodziani explained.
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