A Columbus Police Department officer Friday responded to a report Dunkin” Donuts, at 1725 Highway 45 N., had been burglarized.
An undisclosed amount of money was stolen from the business.
Another Columbus business also reported a burglary the same day. An officer was dispatched to Lady Bee”s, at 2012 14th Ave. N., Friday in reference to burglary of a business. Entry was gained through a bathroom window.
The following other incidents were reported by the CPD:
The vehicle was parked in the 100 block of Fifth Street North. Two cell phones and two recorders worth approximately $1,000 were stolen from the vehicle.
Entry was gained by breaking out the driver”s side back window. A Kenwood amplifier, CD player and speakers were stolen from the vehicle.
At this time, nothing has been reported missing. Two juveniles have been arrested in reference to this incident.
An undisclosed amount of money was stolen from the home.
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