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Rent Box Thefts Still Concern In Midland

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: December 2, 2011
MIDLAND -- December rent was due all across West Texas Thursday -- but apartment complex residents in Midland were thinking twice before dropping their checks and money orders in the dropbox.

    Midland Police say thieves have been swiping checks from rent drop-boxes in the Tall City in recent weeks. With all the new checks coming in on December 1st -- the thieves could be ready to strike again.

    To protect yourself from rent-check thieves, hand your checks to employees in leasing offices or pay electronically.

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