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Suspect attempted to force open rear wooden window, then prised open rear wooden door to get in and steal jewellery and electrical goods.
The four hooded thugs failed to force open the computerised till so in frustration they grabbed the mints from the sweet display and ran.
A BURGLAR used garden shears to force open a window and break into a house and steal goods.
 
 
 
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