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Weekly Police Log – July 31, 2009

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07/25/09 7:56pm

Prince St. condo reports an unknown person broke a courtyard storm window and fled the area.

Breaking & Entering – Non-Residential

07/28/09 5:40am

Atlantic Avenue bike store reports an unknown person broke the store window and stole a bicycle valued at $1300.00.

Breaking & Entering – Residential

07/30/09 7:31pm

Male victim reports an unknown person entered through the front door which doesn’t close properly and removed 2 laptops, 2 Ipods and a blackberry cell phone.

See the full report.

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