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NMSU Police Investigate Burglary and Vandalism by Juveniles

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The New Mexico State University Police Department is actively searching for four juveniles linked to a burglary and vandalism incident that occurred on December 28. During the winter break, these individuals unlawfully entered multiple buildings on the NMSU campus, causing damage and theft. This incident raises concerns about campus safety and the need for improved security measures. The police urge anyone with information about the suspects to come forward to assist in the investigation.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on December 28, during winter break. • Four juveniles are suspected of entering multiple campus buildings. • NMSU Police are seeking public assistance for information.

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