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Waynesboro Police investigating B&E at Ntelos store

Chris Graham

policeThe Waynesboro Police Department is investigating a breaking and entering that occurred Thursday morning at the Ntelos store located at 740-F Towne Center Dive.

Officers responded at 4:35 a.m. to a business alarm at the store and found the front door shattered. Upon entry they cleared the building finding no one inside and discovered that the storage room and an office had been forcably entered. Clear evidence was present that the unknown suspects had ransacked supplys of cell phones or other electronic devices but an exact inventory of stolen items is pending further inspection by the business.

No arrests have been made and the case remains active while investiagors review video evidnce and seek information that may link this crime to similiar events in other jurisdictions.

Persons with information regarding this case are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-322-2017.

 

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