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Man Wanted For NJ Burglary Captured In Lower Makefield
Lower Makefield Police caught a Trenton, N.J., man who had driven through the township several times with a stolen vehicle.

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Lower Makefield Police caught a Trenton, N.J., man who had driven through the township several times with a stolen vehicle.

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