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MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEPUTIES STAY BUSY WITH A RASH OF OVERNIGHT BREAK-INS

By Scott Engle
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Montgomery County Sheriff Deputies had a long night Saturday as several break-ins were discovered. Along with Subway and Burger King on College Park near I-45 several others including another Subway were hit on Rayford Road. It was not yet determined if anything was taken from these businesses.

 

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