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Police Release Surveillance Photos of Suspects Wanted for Stealing Over $30,000 of Lawn Equipment in West Palm Beach

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According to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, a group of unknown males are wanted for cutting the lock off of a trailer and stealing over $30,000 worth of lawn equipment. The theft occurred on December 23 2019 at approximately 10:10 pm.

WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Police say multiple suspects are wanted in connection with a burglary to a business in West Palm Beach. According to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, a group of unknown males are wanted for cutting the lock off of a trailer and stealing over $30,000 worth of lawn equipment. 

This incident occurred on December 23 2019 at approximately 10:10 pm.  The location of the business in the 7700 block of Southern Blvd. 

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