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January 23, 2013Burglars break into Macomb Sprint store
By Robert Guttersohn
C & G Staff Writer
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Three masked burglars broke into a Sprint store along Hall Road Jan. 23 getting away with about $70,000 worth of merchandise, according to a Macomb County Sheriff’s Office press release.
The three suspects broke the lock on the door, disabled the alarm and were seen leaving the area in a light-colored minivan, officials said.
The break-in, which was captured on a security camera inside the store, occurred after the store was closed at about 11 p.m., the sheriff’s office said.
Officials are continuing the investigation. The sheriff’s office has requested anyone who has any information regarding the incident call 586-307-9412.
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