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Electric wire, car batteries stolen during mass burglary

Posted: 11.20.2012 at 10:49 AM

This man is accused or stealing batteries and electric wire. / Courtesy: Pueblo Police Department

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PUEBLO, COLO. -- Pueblo Police officers are asking for your help identifying a man accused of stealing batteries from cars and electric wire.

According to officers, the man stole batteries from at least four cars behind Sam's Carpet One in the city on Nov. 12.

He also stole at least four spools of electric wire with markings 85 104, 10 5,12 4 and 6 4.

Officers don't have any information about him other than the photos above. They ask you to call Crime Stoppers at (719) 542-7867 if you recognize him or his clothing from the photos.

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