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Summit County Sheriff asks residents to report recent burglaries, thefts

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The sheriff's office is investigating a string of burglaries and thefts in Summit County over the past six months. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents to report any burglaries or thefts within the past six months. The request follows the arrest of 26-year-old Eric Michael Thomas Oct.

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