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Copper wire stolen

THIEVES stole 200 metres of copper wire worth $1000 from the Signal and Telegraph Depot on Kilvington Drive, Emerald, recently by cutting the lock on the front gate.
Information to police on 5941 1033.
wPakenham police said there had been several thefts of copper wire recently and asked anyone who may have been offered the product to contact them on 5941 1033 with any information.

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