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Se denuncian robos en farmacias de la zona noroeste

En cada incidente, un hombre rompió la ventana de un negocio y se llevó productos farmacéuticos y medicinas.

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La Policía de Chicago está buscando a un hombre en relación con una serie de robos en farmacias de la zona noroeste. 

En cada incidente, un hombre rompió la ventana de un negocio y se llevó productos farmacéuticos y medicinas antes de huir de la escena, dijo la Policía de Chicago. 

Los robos ocurrieron:

  • El 13 de julio en el bloque 3300 al norte de Pulaski Road,
  • El 13 de julio en el bloque 5900 al norte de Cicero Avenue,
  • El 13 de julio en el bloque 6200 al oeste de Higgins Avenue, y
  • El 17 de julio en el bloque 4000 al oeste de Irving Park Road.

El hombre mide entre 5 pies 8 pulgadas y 5 pies 1 pulgada de estatura, según la policía. 

Se pide a cualquier persona que tenga información que llame a los detectives del Área 5 al 312-746-7394.

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