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DPC patients' cash and checks stolen

Posted on September 23, 2008 by Dissent

Lee Williams reports:

Cash and Social Security checks belonging to patients at the Delaware Psychiatric Center were stolen from the trunk of a state vehicle during a deposit run to a local bank earlier this month, according to officials responsible for the trouble-plagued facility.
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Delaware State Police spokesman Cpl. Jeff Whitmarsh said detectives are investigating the felony theft , which occurred Sept. 4.

Read more in Delaware Online


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