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TVs, memorabilia stolen as burglars ransack Woodbridge office building

BY JOSHUA BURD • STAFF WRITER • MAY 21, 2010

WOODBRIDGE — Burglars plundered a Woodbridge office building early this week, breaking into at least eight suites or businesses to steal electronics and sports memorabilia, police said.

The rash of thefts occurred between 5 p.m. Monday and about 7 a.m. Tuesday at 900 Route 9 North, where the suspects smashed or pried open several glass doors, according to police reports. The stolen items included seven televisions and three laptop computers.

Employees of a second-floor suite arrived Tuesday morning to find two Dell laptops missing, police said. In a third-floor office, burglars ransacked several offices and cubicles, stealing two 37-inch televisions and a New YorkGiants Super Bowl memorabilia frame.

At the first-floor Mulberry Street Café, someone kicked and broke the glass and wood frame door, police said. After dropping the cash register on floor, the suspects took $30 in loose change, 12 cases of candy, and a 19-inch flat screen television.

Employees of a fourth-floor law firm told police that a flat-screen television and a Panasonic VCR and DVD player, both of which had been unopened, were stolen. Two televisions were found missing from another suite, which someone entered by shattering the glass entrance door.

From another office, burglars stole a laptop, a flat-screen television and several pieces of sports memorabilia. Another law firm reported that a $1,000 computer projector was stolen from their office.