Power washer bandits caught on camera in arden theft

Power washer bandits caught on camera in Arden theft

August 22, 2025
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Buncombe County deputies seek suspects in Arden larceny case

ARDEN, NC — Detectives with the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men suspected of stealing power washing equipment on June 23 in the area of Celtic Drive.

The suspects, both described as white males, were seen driving the vehicle pictured by investigators.

Anyone with information that may help recover the stolen property or identify the suspects is urged to contact Detective William Small at 828-250-6915.


Key Points

  • Power washing equipment was stolen June 23 on Celtic Drive in Arden
  • Detectives are searching for two white male suspects linked to the theft
  • Public tips can be directed to Detective William Small at 828-250-6915
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