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Computers stolen from Supreme Court
published: Friday | April 20, 2007

Policemen from the Kingston Central Division are now investigating the theft of three new computers from the Supreme Court building, downtown Kingston.

The computers were discovered missing yesterday from the strongroom on the ground floor of the building where they were being kept. Court records are stored in the strongroom.

This is the second time within four weeks that computers have been stolen from the courthouse.

Last month, a computer was stolen from a judge's chamber.

A report was made to the police, but so far no one has been arrested and charged.

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