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The Cranford Police Department is seeking information regarding four additional residential burglaries that occurred in the township from January 15-29. There were two burglaries reported in the College Estates area in the north part of Cranford on January 15. The suspect or suspects entered windows in the rear of the residences sometime between 6 and 11 p.m. when the residents were not home. Cash, jewelry and flat screen televisions were taken from one of the homes. Police say jewelry might …
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