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MI: Break-in reported at gun shop near middle school in Keego Harbor
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A break-in was reported at Safes and Guns Unlimited in Keego Harbor.
Located on Orchard Lake Road near Commerce Road, the gun shop is near Abbot Middle School.
Police say the suspects broke out a front window using a long handled sledgehammer to gain entry. Officials say the perpetrators appear to be a pair of pre-teen individuals.
In an email to parents, the West Bloomfield School District superintendent Gerald Hill said there will be an added police presence at Roosevelt Elementary, Abbott Middle School, Orchard Lake Middle School and West Bloomfield High School during drop-off and pick-up periods at each building. The increased presence is a precaution, Hill said. |
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PHORTO
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No mention if the little miscreants made off with any hardware.
Hmnph. |
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