CONNECTICUT COMPUTERS STOLEN FROM HIGH SCHOOL Shore Line Times03/17/2004

Police are investigating the theft of 10 computers from Daniel Hand High School, which reportedly occurred between March 5 and March 7.
Of the 10 computers stolen, nine were laptop computers that had been placed in a storage room, and one was a desktop computer from another area.
The desktop computer is valued at approximately $1,000, but police did not know the estimated value of the laptops.
Madison police Lt. Bob Stimpson said he did not know how the theft of the desktop computer was discovered. Stimpson confirmed that a teacher discovered the laptops missing.
As for how the thieves entered the building and made off with the computers, Stimpson said police had no details at this time.
"All I can tell you for sure is there was no forced entry into that particular room," said Stimpson.
According to Stimpson, police believe that the school burglary is not related to the recent rash of car thefts that occurred at the beginning of the month.