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Thousands of Dollars in Jewelry Stolen from Princeton Store
Posted Monday, November 16, 2009 ; 03:56 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Tuesday, November 17, 2009; 12:02 AM

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Police said they're looking for multiple suspects.

Story by Kate Krivanek

PRINCETON -- A Mercer County jewelry store is broken into over the weekend. Investigators said nearly all the merchandise in the store was stolen.

Investigators said thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry were taken from Diamond Land in the Pine Plaza Shopping Center in Princeton. Police think the crime happened sometime late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Multiple suspects are believed to be involved.

Surveillance video revealed two suspect vehicles, including a dark colored, two-toned Ford F-250, crew cab and a dark colored SUV. Detectives warned pawn shop owners to be on the lookout and report new or large quantities of jewelry.

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