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Locks were cut at nearly 50 self-storage units earlier this week at two self-storage facilities located about five miles apart in Pennsylvania.
January 20, 2011
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Locks were cut at nearly 50 self-storage units earlier this week at two self-storage facilities located about five miles apart in Pennsylvania.
A break-in occurred at KeepSafe Storage in Manheim Township between Saturday and Tuesday. Locks were cut off 19 units. Twenty-eight locks were cut at New Danville Pike Self Storage in Lancaster Township between Sunday and Monday.
The self-storage tenants are being contacted and asked to report any missing items. One tenant said five cameras, valued at $50 each, were missing from the unit. Police said the thefts could be related.
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