Drivers wallets stolen during Phoenix practice session
Quote selected text Published November 15th, 2007 in NASCAR News
At least five Craftsman Truck drivers had their wallets stolen during a practice session for the Arizona Casino 200 at PIR. Hours later, credit cards were used in Fountain Hills, Ariz. to buy gift cards. They were taken off team transporters while the teams were on pit road during the session. Stacy Compton was one of the drivers.
He spent Friday trying to figure out how he was going to get through security at the airport to fly home after the race. “In a 40-minute span, whoever it was went to town,” Compton said. “They bought as many gift cards as they could. They got everything - my driver’s license, my credit cards, everything.”
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NASCAR? Where’s the security folks and officials?
steve wrote:
In the garage stealing stuff from the haulers.
That’ll make infield passes a little harder to get.
Didnt somebody steal a drivers helment the other month?
To Bad One Thief will Now Stop the Honest From being Allowed in the Pit area.
Dont these Drivers Lock anything up ????
I would laugh my ass off if the person who stole their things actually worked for a team.
NTI does breed criminals, folks.
Fisha695 wrote:
hahahaaha thats funny