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Posted: 12:25 AM Dec 9, 2007
Last Updated: 12:25 AM Dec 9, 2007
Reporter: Jeremy Edwards
Email Address: jeremy.edwards@wsaz.com

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Police in Scioto County, Ohio are looking for two men they say are connected to a home invasion.
It happened just after nine Thursday night on Snook Road in Franklin Furnace.
Police say two men kicked in the front door and told James Angel to get on the floor and put his hands behind his back.
Officers say the suspects handcuffed Angel and stole $350 and a handgun.
If you have any information your asked to call the Scioto County Sheriff's Department.

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Posted by: Kevin on Dec 9, 2007 at 03:43 PM
I think it is sad people are not safe even in thier own home. if someone broke in on me I would do my best to make sure I was the last person they broke in on. Times have changed we need to be prepared for things like this. If they kick my door down they are paid for!

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