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Wallet Stolen From Westfield Resident While At Work, Unauthorized Charges Made: Police Say
Police said the stolen wallet was later used to make unauthorized credit card purchases.

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Police said the stolen wallet was later used to make unauthorized credit card purchases.

Police said the investigation began after counterfeit checks were reported at a Springfield business.
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