Most of us have seen them by now, robotic lawn mowers have been whirring about for several years now. They have proven to be a great option for people who have better things to do than push a mower around the yard for hours at a time. One Floridian found out the hard way that they are also succeptible to scrappers. As the pictures show, an unidentified man in a red S-10 stopped to look at the automated machine, picked it up and left with it. Police think the man may have though the unit was being thrown out, as it was stationary, not running and sitting next to the road. It is common for residents to push old electronics or machinery to the edge of a street in hopes that a scrapper will pick it up and save them the worry of disposing of it. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office was contacted after the owner of the mower filed a report with them. The vicitm even had footage from a surveillance camera that was on-sight. The mower was a high-end unit, boasting WIFI and other options. The value was placed at about $1,000. Although they think the man may not have understood that the mower was simply “resting” temporarily until it started to mow again, Polk County Deputies continue their search for the culprit. Source: TampaFP.com
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