Over $3,000 in merchandise stolen from Lakeview liquor store
The store owner told CBS News Chicago the burglars took over $3,000 in high-end liquor and cigarettes
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The store owner told CBS News Chicago the burglars took over $3,000 in high-end liquor and cigarettes
According to Chicago police, three people broke into the store in the 3000 block of North Clark Street.
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The robbers fled in a newer black Ford Ranger, of which police released photos.
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