Police Brief 07/09/09
By Brittany Shammas
Originally Published: 07/08/09 10:03pm
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$1000 in items stolen from Surplus Store
Miscellaneous items valued at about $1,000 were stolen between June 30 and July 1 from the MSU Surplus Store, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.
A 28-year-old male employee reported the incident, which is under investigation.
There are no suspects.
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THE MAN WITH NO NAME
(07/09/09 10:14am)Report
Does the Surplus Store even have $1000 worth of junk?
Faith
(07/09/09 10:38am)Report
And to think $1000.00 at a surplus store, is really worth $4000.00 in value, with the deep discounted prices and all.
Gee I hope that people can donate..
(07/09/09 2:56pm)Report
…So that the Surplus store will be able to get there revenue back. Time to do some summer cleaning, since spring cleaning has already passed.
How were the items stolen?
(07/12/09 11:51am)Report
The incident took place over several days. Was it an inside job? 5 finger discount.
Surplus
(07/12/09 11:34pm)Report
There is never a surplus of kind thoughts and words, why is that?
What is going on with the theives around here?
(07/13/09 10:42am)Report
Is everyone on vacation, same old Police Brief. I guess when former Police Briefs wrote about spiderweb cracks, then they are looking for something to write about
Surplus plus
(07/16/09 12:50pm)Report
There are never a surplus of hugs and giggles.
Tippy Toes is thinking
(07/17/09 9:11am)Report
Surplus
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Surplus may refer to: in economics, economic surplus (including producer surplus and consumer surplus).
With this definition is place, I can clearly see that the surplus taken in this article, was actually the surplus of the producer and then became the surplus of the consumer, also known as the “THIEF”.
Myme
(07/17/09 10:04am)Report
Any word yet on this Thief? They sure know how to shop without spending a dime…nicle..or penney.
nicle...
(07/17/09 10:17am)Report
…should be nickle, I bet my last dime!