The stop signs taken from the Birck Boilermaker Golf complex and the Ackerman course on the Purdue campus resemble these custom-made wooden signs.

Three stop signs were taken from exits at the Birck Boilermaker Golf complex. A 6-foot black signpost was cut down from the Ackerman course, which is across Cherry Lane from the Birck complex. All the signs were custom-made from wood and, together, are valued at about $1,700, Purdue Police Lt. Fred Davis said. Police believe the thefts occurred between 5 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Purdue Police Department at 765-494-8221 or its anonymous tipline at 765-496-3784.

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Purdue police investigate traffic sign thefts at golf courses