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Indianapolis, IN

Break-in reported at garage on North Hamilton Avenue 

audio iconBurglary
Near N Hamilton Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46201
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
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Okay, 332 at 315351, you can describe. Okay, okay. Okay. Units for a suspicious person at 35 North Hamilton Avenue, caller called vacating that someone did break into her garage. The lights were on in the garage is unknown if the person is still inside. Okay. Okay. Okay. Can I close out this alarm on Norwich? 351, you got anything up there?

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Near N Hamilton Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46201
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