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Burglars ransacked a womans self-storage unit in Sacramento, Calif., on May 9, taking a rolling briefcase, a remote-control car starter and possibly other items.
May 18, 2011
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Burglars ransacked a womans self-storage unit in Sacramento, Calif., on May 9, taking a rolling briefcase, a remote-control car starter and possibly other items.
According to the source, which cited a Sacramento County Sheriffs Department report, an unknown number of suspects forced their way into an empty storage unit around 1 a.m. on May 9 at Armor Mini Storage on the city's northeast side near Carmichael. The suspects then broke through interior walls into adjacent units, where they began digging for valuables.
On its website, Armor Mini Storage advertises units ranging from 5-by-5 to 10-by-30, as well as RV parking.
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