DAYTON — Police are investigating after a book worth hundreds of dollars was stolen from a local library.
On Jan. 28, a staff member at Dayton Metro Library’s E. Third Street location reported an unknown male had stolen a book from the genealogy department, according to a police report filed this week.
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The book that was stolen was “Catawba Confederacy” by Richard L. Haithcock. The book is valued at $660, according to the police report.
Police looked over security video and saw the suspect take the book. He was caught on camera using a knife “to remove the stickers labeling it as Dayton Metro Library property.”
We’re working to learn more about the theft.