“That was mind-blowing,” said Keith Cochran, whose car truck was stolen. “I couldn’t think of a more lower place to steal a vehicle from.”
The Portage County man said he was here at Cleveland Clinic Akron General visiting his sick friend in the ICU overnight so he was shocked when he came out to this parking lot in the morning to find his work truck gone.
Surveillance photos show one of the men who police believe stole Keith Cochran’s white Ford pickup dump truck. Authorities are searching for two men driving a silver Honda Civic with a banner across the top of the back window that says “fearless” in white letters. Cochran’s truck is his work truck. He’s a small business owner and runs KC Multiservices, a small excavation company.
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