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TUESDAY | 13 SEPTEMBER 2011
$15,000 stolen in raid
Burglaries strike just yards from WB police station
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Kevin Creary kevin.creary@ieyenews.com
Daring thieves smashed their way into a store just yards from West Bay police station - stripping the business of about $15,000 in cash and goods. An employee who turned up to open Vidette’s Grocery at 6am yesterday discovered the break-in. The burglars entered the West Bay business through a garage located at the back. They broke down the store’s door, and destroyed all the security cameras before cleaning it out. During their raid, the thieves took $1,000 dollars from the cash register, ripped open the Digicel “Top Up” vending machine, taking another $1,000, took $6,000 worth of cigarettes, as well as around $7,000 worth of cell phones, SIM cards, groceries and other items, says the owner. And they covered their tracks by pouring bleach on the floor to mask their prints. Continued on page 5
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Chopping for charity Seven-year-old Sarah Bush (above) has kindly donated 10-inches of her own hair to “Locks of Love,” a charity that specialises in providing wigs and hairpieces for children who have lost their hair due to a
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medical condition. It was the second time the Red Bay Primary School student has cut off her hair for “Locks of Love.” Her mother, Karen Bush, has recently donated hair to the charity, too. Full story on page 3
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