Entire Driveway Stolen in Central Florida

A woman in Reddick, Florida, didn't even have to open her front door to realize she had been robbed. That's because thieves stole her driveway. Well, the brick pavers that made up the driveway to be exact...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

December 14, 2012

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A woman in Reddick, Florida, didn't even have to open her front door to realize she had been robbed. That's because thieves stole her driveway. Well, the brick pavers that made up the driveway to be exact.

The victim arrived home around 6 p.m. on Tuesday, according to Ocala.com, and felt a large bump as she attempted to turn into where her driveway had once been. She got out and realized it was gone.

Apparently neighbors didn't think anything of it because construction workers had recently built a barn elsewhere on her property, so no one stopped the thieves as they took the bricks.

The suspects are described as a tall, heavyset black man in his 30s, and 5'3" white man.

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