Police: 'Creed' Guitars Worth $150,000 Stolen
POSTED: 4:06 pm EDT May 17,
2004
Four guitars worth more than $150,000 were stolen from the Miami Beach home of one of the members of the rock band Creed, police say.
Miami Beach police are asking for the public's help in the search for the missing instruments, which were reportedly taken May 11 from the trunk of a car that was parked in the driveway of the Miami Beach home.Police say two of the instruments were custom made and have a combined retail value of $150,000. Police have released a description of the two guitars. One is black with the word "prototype" and the numeral "4" written across the back part of the neck. The other guitar is gold with the words "custom built for Scott Stapp" written on the neck.
Stapp (pictured) is the lead singer of Creed.If you have any information that could help Creed get their guitars back, call Miami-Dade County Crimestoppers at (305) 471-TIPS.
Miami Beach police are asking for the public's help in the search for the missing instruments, which were reportedly taken May 11 from the trunk of a car that was parked in the driveway of the Miami Beach home.Police say two of the instruments were custom made and have a combined retail value of $150,000. Police have released a description of the two guitars. One is black with the word "prototype" and the numeral "4" written across the back part of the neck. The other guitar is gold with the words "custom built for Scott Stapp" written on the neck.|
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