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$35K Camera Gear Stolen From Baseball Team's Bus Hours Before College World Series Debut
Troy photographers borrowed gear from the NCAA and local hosts after cameras and lenses worth $35,000 were stolen from the team bus.
- Omaha police are investigating the theft of about $35,000 in camera equipment from the Troy University baseball team bus, discovered Sunday morning before the team's game at Charles Schwab Field.
- The bus had been parked at the Hyatt hotel on 12th Street since 4:30 p.m. Saturday, according to a police report, with the theft discovered shortly before noon Sunday.
- Items reported stolen included five camera lenses—a Sigma 60-600, Sony 200-600, Sony 70-200, Nikon 70-200, and Nikon 200-400—plus a Nikon Z9 camera body and batteries, forcing Troy photographers to use borrowed equipment.
- The NCAA, CWS Omaha, Creighton Athletics, and Omaha Athletics loaned equipment to photographers, enabling them to capture the team's 12-8 win over Ole Miss and share content with the university.
- Omaha Police spokesman Michael Pecha confirmed Monday that no arrests have been made, though the investigation continues as Troy remains in the College World Series.
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