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THE CRIME NF: Homeowner Finds Mailbox Stolen and ‘BLM’ Sign Left Behind in its Place

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Staff · March 25, 2021
THE CRIME NF: Homeowner Finds Mailbox Stolen and ‘BLM’ Sign Left Behind in its Place
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By: Staff Reporter

Niagara Falls Police received a report of a larceny that occurred on the 900 block of Walnut Avenue around 1350 hours on Tuesday, March 23rd, 2021. According to the complainant, someone stole his mailbox. The complainant last observed his mailbox was attached to his residence the day prior but upon returning around on March 23rd noticed that it was missing. The complainant stated that the mailbox was screwed to the siding and appeared to have been ripped off. Furthermore, the complainant stated that a Black Lives Matter sign was placed on his porch and flowers from his flower bed were pulled. No further information at this time.

 

 

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