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Accused Kentucky burglar tried his hand at used-vehicle sales

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A burglar tried to sell a car rather than steal one, police said. (GREG LAYSON)
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By:
Nick Bunkley
October 24, 2024 06:44 PM

Police in Kentucky arrested a man they said broke into a used-car store, not to steal a vehicle but rather to try selling one.

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