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Vehicles shouldn't be used to store gifts: Call police before approaching
suspicious persons, chief says By Bill Lawson/Staff Writer Maumelle police Chief Sam Williams reminded residents this week that vehicles should never be used for storing Christmas presents.
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Vehicles stopped by police in Norfolk/Suffolk border operation
MORE than 50 vehicles were stopped and checked in a joint operation between police forces on the Norfolk and Suffolk border on Tuesday.
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NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP POLICE REPORT: Man exposes himself at association for the blind, thefts reported from vehicles ...
The following information is provided by the Newtown Township Police Department:
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Police arrest women in car break-ins at health club
York, PA - Police arrested two women Friday after they took car keys and from a health club locker room in Manchester Township, then used them to get into several vehicles and took items, according to a news release.
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Vehicles stopped by police in Norfolk/Suffolk border operation by Beccles, Bungay and Ellingham
MORE than 50 vehicles were stopped and checked in a joint operation between police forces on the Norfolk and Suffolk border on Tuesday.
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Eight new patrol vehicles on their way to Reedley
The Reedley Police Department will soon receive eight new police vehicles to replace a portion of its aging fleet. The total cost of replacing all eight cars is a little more than $250,000, funded from Measure “G” public safety sales tax revenues.
www.reedleyexponent.com
Patrol car cameras have bumpy reception from St. Louis police
City police officers believe in-car cameras are being used against them, and they are trying to find ways to avoid driving cars equipped with them.
www.stltoday.com
Deer Park police cruisers to get a new look
Deer Park Police vehicles will have a new look with the purchase of this year’s replacement patrol cars.
www.yourhoustonnews.com
Garnet Valley Police Beat, May 16
CHADDS FORD Copper Theft Someone ripped out about $500 in copper pipe used in the heating system at the Sentinel Motel on Route 202 before 1 p.m., May 8. Two women ages 18 and 44 and a 42-year-old man were registered in the room at the time. State Police are investigating.
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Police say Utah man was stolen goods hoarder
It's no crime to be a hoarder, but police say larceny drove an Ogden-area man's need for possession that included stealing vehicles for spare parts to fix other stolen vehicles.
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