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Dairy Queen sign stolen again in Mineola

By Michael Garcia,

26 days ago

MINEOLA, Texas ( KETK ) – The Mineola Police Department said their searching for a sign that was stolen from the local Dairy Queen for the second time recently.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1LdodN_0vgqGT1D00 — Photo courtesy of Mineola PD.

According to the police department, the sign pictured to the left, was initially reported stolen on Aug. 14, 2024. In 2022, when the sign was stored behind the Dairy Queen during a remodel, it was stolen for the first time and then returned to it’s stored location.

Upon it’s return, officials said the sign was mounted to the side of the building and now it’s been stolen from that spot too.

Anyone with information into the sign’s disappearance is asked to contact Mineola PD at 903-569-6294.

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TCB190

25d ago

maybe put it up a little higher this time.

Johnny Potter

25d ago

sorry bout the sign, but our steak finger basket is now $29.99

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