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Crime of the Week – August 16, 2019

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Sometime overnight of August 5th, 2019 unknown suspects entered the garage of a Morpeth residence and stole over $8000 in fishing equipment.

Taken during the break and enter were nine Okuma Convector Reels, nine trolling rods, three tackle boxes, two Cannon electric downriggers, assorted Spoons and Body baits along with a quantity of hooks and fishing line.

Crime Stoppers is seeking information regarding the location of this equipment or that can identify the persons responsible. Call 1800-222-8477 with your anonymous information and you could earn a cash reward.

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