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Break-in Glengarry Road


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Please be alert. One of the flats on Glengarry Road has just been broken into. A tall, black man was seen making his way up the road knocking on all the doors and asking if (insert name eg Alison) was there and on being told 'no' moving onto the next house. Obviously may not have been him, but seems to have been ascertaining whether properties were empty. Police have been informed.
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