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Putin tells Russians: We are fighting ‘for the future of our country and our children’ Biden on Putin: ‘He is a war criminal’ President Biden calls Putin ‘war criminal’ Rep.Houlahan: Russia-Ukraine crisis is ‘all about the freedoms’ Americans ‘value and hold so dearly’ Kudlow: Recession next year is likely What Is St.Patrick’s Day And Why Do We Celebrate It? Biden On Zelensky’s ‘Passionate Message’ To Congress: ‘He Was Convincing’ Journalist who protested on Russian state TV: ‘It was impossible to stay silent’ Kyiv Under Curfew, Zelensky Urges Congress for Military Help Trey Gowdy: When do we get involved in Russia-Ukraine war? ‘You have to kill the economy to rescue it’ Fed announces interest rate hike Which U.S.Officials Did Russia Sanction? A Simple List House Democrat: We’ve moved too slowly to help Ukraine Hundreds feared trapped inside theater bombed by Russians Lindsey Graham: Putin Should Be ‘Taken Out,’ Claims John McCain Would Agree Earthquake jolts Japan’s northeast coast, cuts power in Tokyo A family-owned gas station in Texas realized they were robbed of over 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel by thieves who used a “trap door.” Jerry Thayil, the manager at Fuqua Express gas station in southwest Houston, told ABC 13 he was taking the daily inventory from the gas station’s underground fuel tanks last week and realized the numbers were off.”The first day, I saw there was 360 gallons that was missing.

Then the next day, same thing, so we started looking at the cameras,” Thayil told the outlet.

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After checking the camera, he noticed a van driving over the container lids, but no one gets out of the vehicle.What’s everyone talking about?: Sign up for our trending newsletter to get the latest news of the day My car requires premium gas: Can I switch to regular gas to save on high gas prices? “They have a trap door inside their vehicle which is crazy.

They have to have another man inside (the vehicle) to open our fuel tank, stick a hose in there,” he said.They also believed a Porche SUV was in on the scheme and looking out for the thieves while sitting at a gas pump.On the fourth attempt last Friday, Thayil said he chased the van away.”I didn’t want to just let them hit us again and lose another $1,200, $1,300,” he told CNN .

“We’re a family-owned business, so every penny counts around here.” In total, he said the business lost between $5,000 and $6,000 worth of fuel.

The Houston Police Department told USA TODAY it is investigating the incident and found two reports of similar gas thefts in the area within the last six months.At this time it is not known if the incidents are related and no further information is available.Thayil told CNN the business is in talks with its insurance company to see if the thefts are covered.Follow reporter Asha Gilbert @Coastalasha.Email: [email protected].

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Thieves ‘with trap door’ steal over 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel from family gas station.