04/20/2026
‼️WARNING‼️ WARNING‼️
On the 3600 block on Branson Dr SE Port Orchard. x2 Dodge truck were broken into. Yes, both trucks were locked!
The thief/thieves stole my other half's livelihood. They took his tools used daily for work. All battery operated tools. Dewalt in brand. Circular saw 7", fine tool, x2 torch lights, sawzall, grinder, impact, chuck drive/regular drill, x2 8 hrs batteries (not the newest model but the one before the newest),x2 6 hrs batteries, x3 4 hrs batteries, x1 2 hr battery, a Stihl gas powered hedger 3 yrs old, 2500 generac 2500 quiet generator less than 100 hrs used.
These thieves knew what they were after. They left our craftsman's nail gun. They forgot to take the charger to charge the batteries they stole.
As a GC still building his business. This is a decent set back. Not a situation that is hard to handle. But shouldn't need to happen. Last Summer maybe early Fall only one of our trucks were broken into in a similar fashion. That time only a cd and the quarters were taken. Gratefully for that. Know the the thief is older. Kids don't listen to cds anymore. This may be a repeat offender. Not sure. We know the person does not smoke Camel ci******es, like the chocolates we do both dark and milk chocolate. Chocolate covered Macadamia nuts, beef jerky or dog treats, pistachio nut popcorn, sour cream and chive potato chips, Jif p.nutbutter, grape or Marionberry jelly on tortillas. L🤪L All today snack and lunch for work. Also the puppers snacks.
We just want to make our community and neighbors aware that this is where some of the crime last night happened.
A slim Jim or balloon method was used. Oh C**P! They could have gotten a balloon out of our truck. The same type of balloon is used in construction.
Want help a hard working, honest man earn the fund to purchase his tools again? Look up Jeremy the owner of Kerr-ect Worx. He is a one man crew but is beyond fair in his pricing. No job to small. He has vast knowledge in construction, remodels, landscape to much to list.
Have a good day.
