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Three Men Arrested in El Paso for Bank Follow-Up Burglary

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In a recent incident labeled as 'jugging' by the El Paso Police, three men were arrested for breaking into a vehicle after following a victim from a bank. The victim had withdrawn $3,750 on April 10 and left the cash in his car's center console. This type of crime highlights the dangers of leaving cash visible in vehicles and the risks associated with withdrawing large sums of money. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and take precautions when handling cash in public.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on April 10, 2023 • Victim withdrew $3,750 from a bank • Police advise against leaving cash visible in vehicles

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