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12-19-2014, 06:44 AM
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As a previous poster stated regarding the security; I'm wondering if this was an inside job.
How could anyone get into a park, I'm assuming with, at the very least, two large duffle bags, make the racket of breaking into the cases and then walking out. There have to be cameras which caught the act. Hope the thief (or thieves) are caught quickly. 
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