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Rucksack stolen after car window smashed

Philip Dewey

12:52PM, Sunday 10 November 2013

Rucksack stolen after car window smashed

Windsor Police Station

A thief smashed a car window in Windsor and stole a rucksack containing a laptop and accessories.

The break-in took place between 9-9.50pm on Friday, November 1, at a car park in River Street after the passenger window was broken into and the rucksack stolen from the footwell.

Contact police on 101 with information.

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