Caught On Tape: Thief Breaks Into Delaware County Church
A Darby borough church the latest victim of a burglar police say has been preying on homes, churches, and even the town library.
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A Darby borough church the latest victim of a burglar police say has been preying on homes, churches, and even the town library.
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