Help Livermore Police Capture A Brazen Package Thief
The Livermore Police Department released a video Friday of a brazen, daylight package theft from a local home in the hopes of identifying a suspect caught on surveillance video.
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The Livermore Police Department released a video Friday of a brazen, daylight package theft from a local home in the hopes of identifying a suspect caught on surveillance video.
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