Pennsylvania man accused of causing more than $12K in damage in downtown State College
Jacob G. Fichter, 22, was charged for the damage caused to an exit gate at the Fraser Street Parking Garage, as well as ...
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Man Accused of Causing More Than $12K in Damage to State College Parking Garage, Downtown Businesses
A Chester County man is accused of using a bolt cutter and a sling shot to cause thousands of dollars in damage during a ...
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Sacramento Man Convicted for Visalia Catalytic Converter Thefts That Grounded AT&T's Truck Fleet
Learn about the elaborate series of catalytic converter thefts in Visalia, Sacramento, and the impact on local operations.
Sacramento man convicted for catalytic converter theft in Visalia
A 52-year-old Sacramento man was found guilty of a series of high-volume thefts of catalytic converters in Visalia, the ...
The Wire Cutter Hack For Home Upgrade Installations You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
When you're doing a home upgrade installation, there's one particular wire cutter hack that you'll wish you knew about sooner ...
Man guilty of 80 counts of Grand Theft for catalytic converter thefts in Visalia
Sean Michael Pelton of Sacramento was found guiltyof a series of high-volume catalytic converter thefts in Visalia.He was ...
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Man accused of stealing $59K in merch from stereo store
A man was taken into custody on Wednesday for allegedly breaking into two businesses and stealing around $59,000 in ...
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Suspect caught on camera stealing $1,000 of meat from Abelardos Mexican Restaurant
This week Crime Stoppers is seeking to assist the Springfield Police Department to identify a suspect in reference to a ...
Thieves use bolt cutters to steal from charity box leaving volunteers ‘gutted’
THIEVES used bolt cutters and an angle grinder to break into a RNLI charity box, which has left volunteers ‘gutted’.
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My friend and I pooled $10,000 to start an e-commerce company. After months of brainstorming products, we chose pickleball paddles.
Our working list included but was not limited to kitchen sponges, elbow braces, zip ties, wind-up toys, cookie cutters, and even seasonal-specific items such as holiday socks. And it felt like the ...