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Residential Burglary Crime Report

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On Wednesday October 21, 2015 I responded to 2022 Hatcher road to a possible stolen Motorcycle and residential burglary. I arrived on scene with Investigator Geary, and we processed a black Suzuki GSX-750 motorcycle bearing Arkansas license plate ZE 847. I processed the motorcycle for latent prints at which time a partial print was lifted from the right side of the gas tank. Investigators then proceeded to 9701 Old Tom Box Road and processed the residential burglary crime scene. Upon arrival I found that the rear dining room window had been broken out and there were two large rocks in the middle of the kitchen floor which appeared to be what broke out the back window. The area was processed for fingerprints which resulted in one set of
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