By BEN LUNDIN
Staff Reporter
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Roughly between 75 and 100 gas tanks showed up at Bailey's landing, with another 40 at a nearby service road, according to Lt. Wayne Norwood of the St. John Sheriff's Office.
Police ask that anyone who saw the perpetrators cutting the tanks off automobiles, loading them up into a truck or dumping them on the roadside to contact the St. John Sheriff's Office at 985-652-9513. Witnesses will not be required to provide any personal information.




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