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Police pursue pumpkin perp
JAMAICA- State police received a report on Thursday, October 17, that a pumpkin had been thrown through the window of a building owned by the town of Jamaica.  Police say the building incurred window damage, and town officials are hoping a witness may have information regarding the incident.  Police say the pumpkin vandalism “most likely occurred within the month of October.”  Anyone with information is urged to call state police at (802) 722-4600.
 


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