NYPD search for 3 women who allegedly stole $41,500 from jewelry stores
New York City police are searching for three women who allegedly stole over $41,000 in jewelry from Catbird and Gorjana stores.
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New York City police are searching for three women who allegedly stole over $41,000 in jewelry from Catbird and Gorjana stores.
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