A cement mixer, blue lights from a police car and a £1,000 trailer are among the items thieves have stolen from Wales' police forces.
Criminals have taken items from police cars, officers and stations.
Dyfed-Powys Police had copper piping and windscreen wipers taken, North Wales Police had handcuffs and body armour swiped, and South Wales Police lost a power washer and a motorbike.
Gwent Police did not provide details on what had been stolen.
A Freedom of Information request to the forces revealed thefts dating back to 2013.
Thefts from the Dyfed-Powys force also included a mobile phone charger from a police station and a £1,000 trailer stolen when it was left on the road.
Criminals in south Wales stole a £350 cement mixer from police premises, blue lights from a police car, and a window and a sign worth £120 from a police station.
Among the thefts reported by North Wales Police were a money jar from Benllech police station on Anglesey, handcuffs taken from a police officer in Caernarfon, Gwynedd, and body armour from Barmouth police station.
