Dive summary:

• Three men have been taken into custody in regard to $18,000 worth of theft against a landfill in Daytona Beach.
• The men are accused of stealing five work vehicles, a storage shed, computers, printers, digital cameras, binoculars, hand tools, lawn equipment, two firearms, a machete, a GPS and an all-terrain vehicle.
• The first of the three men was arrested Thursday and offered information about the burglary, in the following week the other two men turned themselves in.

From the article:

Three suspects who broke into a waste transfer station near DeLand in February and stole $18,000 in items are believed to be connected to other crimes around the state, a sheriff's spokesman said Tuesday.

Kevin Officer, 25, Corey Marnik, 25, and David Whitley, 23, broke into the Volusia County solid waste site off State Road 44 near the fairgrounds the night of Feb. 6, said sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson. They burglarized five work vehicles and a storage shed, making off with approximately $18,000 in property including computers, printers, digital cameras, binoculars, hand tools, lawn equipment, two firearms, a machete, a GPS and an all-terrain vehicle, Davidson said. ...