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Burglars knock hole in wall to steal Lego sets

German police are looking for witnesses after burglars broke through the wall of a toy store to steal dozens of Lego sets.
German police are looking for witnesses after burglars broke through the wall of a toy store to steal dozens of Lego sets.
By The Associated Press
Nov 30, 2021

BERLIN — German police are looking for witnesses after burglars broke through the wall of a toy store to steal dozens of Lego sets.

Police said Tuesday the theft took place over the weekend in the western town of Lippstadt.

The burglars left about 100 empty cardboard boxes behind, German news agency dpa reported.

It wasn’t immediately clear whether the burglars had taken the instruction books.

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