Police Investigate E-cigarette Store Burglary in Lincoln, Nebraska

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Jan.18.2024

Police Investigate E-cigarette Store Burglary in Lincoln, Nebraska

Police in Lincoln, Nebraska are investigating a break-in at an e-cigarette store in the southeast district, with estimated losses of $1000.

According to a report by KLKN media on January 16th, police are currently investigating a burglary that occurred in the early hours of January 16th at an e-cigarette store in the southeast district of Lincoln, Nebraska.

The incident occurred at approximately 5 am when the police received a burglary alarm from an e-cigarette store located at the intersection of 91st Street and Nebraska Avenue, near Hemp Boss.

The police stated that the glass front door of the store was vandalized, with various e-cigarette-related products scattered on the floor.

At the same time, surveillance footage captured an individual wearing dark clothing breaking into the store. The thief fled the scene in a red SUV, and authorities estimate the store's losses at $1,000.

References:

[1] Police investigating break-in at southeast Lincoln vape shop

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