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Two Harbors businesses report attempted burglaries

Oct 22, 2018 06:31AM ● By Editor
North Shore Pizza Cafe reported an attempted burglary about two weeks ago. Multiple businesses reported burglaries or attempted burglaries Oct. 5, according to Two Harbors Police Department Chief Rick Hogenson. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

By Jamey Malcomb from the Lake County News Chronicle on October 18, 2018


Two Harbors was struck by a rash of attempted burglaries recently, with three locations hit in Oct. 5.

North Shore Pizza Cafe, at the intersection of Eighth Street and Seventh Avenue (Minnesota Highway 61), was among businesses that reported an attempted burglary to the Two Harbors Police Department when an employee found someone had attempted to pry open the front door.

Kevin Fransen, manager of Fransen Outdoor Equipment, just across Eighth Street from North Shore Pizza, said his shop wasn't hit and the store's cameras didn't capture any useful footage of the crimes.

Fransen also said THPD said the alley behind the Eighth Street businesses was particularly bad for break-ins.

THPD Chief Rick Hogenson issued the following statement in an email: "On Friday, Oct. 5, the Two Harbors Police Department responded to multiple reports of burglaries or attempted burglaries to some of our local businesses on or near Seventh Avenue. These investigations are active and ongoing. Anyone with information, surveillance video, still images or remembers seeing something suspicious on or around this date, is encouraged to call the Two Harbors Police Department at 218-834-5566."


To read the original article and see related stories, follow thins link to the Lake County News Chronicle website.  https://www.lcnewschronicle.com/news/crime-and-courts/4515901-two-harbors-businesses-report-attempte...

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