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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A truck reported stolen Monday with items from a Las Vegas topless showgirl set has been found.
The "Crazy Girls Topless Showgirl Revue" was moving out of its venue inside the now-closed Riviera Hotel & Casino when the truck carrying set items disappeared.
Las Vegas police said the white 2015 box truck was found Tuesday morning a few miles away from where it was reported missing Monday.
The truck has been turned over to the owners although no one is in custody. Police could not confirm if all items reported inside were accounted for.
KSNV-TV reported (http://bit.ly/1RbaEOY) that it contained $200,000 worth of set items, including a bronze butt sculpture.
The show is expected to reopen in its new home at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on May 13.
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