Police Seized Suspected Stolen Items
Suspected stolen items were seized during several police operations on Monday, August 26.
The police executed a number of search warrants at Cooks Extension and the Grays Farm area, and seized two wireless Keyboards, one Bicycle, several buckets of paint, various pieces of tools, building materials, and a weed wacker.
Two men are in police custody being questioned in connection with suspicion of robbery and Larceny. Investigations are ongoing.
If you have lost any items listed please call CID at 462-3913 or 462-3914
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JOE August 28, 2024, 6:53 AM