$100,000 in tools stolen from North Middlesex business
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A business in North Middlesex had $100,000 in tools and brass stolen.
Early Monday morning, OPP were sent to a property on Kerwood Road for the report of a break and enter.
Police say that investigation showed that someone entered the property sometime between July 13 and 14, cutting a chain on an exterior gate, and entering through a side door.
The investigation is ongoing.
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