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$20,000 tools stolen

By BRIDGET SCOTT

FOUR offenders have used a sledge hammer to smash in a side window at South East Power Tools in Berwick.
The offenders took a number of power tools valued at $20,000.
Police have urged people who may have information about the burglary to come forward. The burglary took place at Intrepid Street, Berwick, on 28 December last year.
Three of the offenders covered their faces; however one man appeared to be Caucasian with a solid build wearing a blue T-shirt with a red motif, black shorts and runners. The man also appeared to have a distinctive hunch.
Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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