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Multiple Downtown/Retro Row Businesses Burglarized, Robbed

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(June 22, 2021) -- A number of downtown and "Retro Row" area businesses were burglarized and robbed overnight Sunday-Monday (June 20-21). LBPD says the burglar(s) broke-in through the business' front doors and stole electronics and/or cash.

Among those victimized were Michaels Downtown on 3rd St. and the Berlin Bistro on 4th St.

LBPD says the locations were 420 E 3rd, 210 The Promenade North, 335 Nieto and 425 E 4th St.

LBPD Public Indormrion Officer Allison Gallagher says detectives believe at least one man (adult) was responsible for a least two of the burglaries and are invetigating to determine if that suspect is responsible for other incidents.










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