Police targeting Five Towns car break-ins

Intelligence unit focusing on pattern

Posted Wednesday, November 11, 2015 8:33 am

The NCPD’s Acting Commissioner, Thomas Krumpter, spoke with Inwood residents on Nov. 5. At left were Inwood Civic Association Vice President Pete Sobol and President Rosemary Dorn.

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By Vanessa Parker

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Police targeting Five Towns car break-ins

Intelligence unit focusing on pattern

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