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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Public Recordaccidents
Wednesday:
• A truck driven by Brad A. McQuillen, 37, Norwalk, was traveling eastbound on East South Street and attempted to turn onto South Poplar Street. In the process it struck a parked vehicle owned by Edwin A. Grubbs, 43, Findlay. Parked vehicle was slightly in roadway by 7 inches.
thefts
Friday:
• Two men were reported pushing a shopping cart down Elm Street. When approached by officers, subjects reported they had purchased the cart from a Plaza Drive store. Store employees denied selling the cart. Officers returned cart to store.
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