Norristown, PA|News|
Norristown Dunkin’ Donuts Burglarized Overnight, Say Police
No arrests have been made yet.

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No arrests have been made yet.

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A vehicle involved has heavy front-end damage.
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The victim estimates the damage to be around $5,000.
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