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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

It is Wednesday, July 10th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. Ben Salem police are searching for three young men who burglarized a Ben Salem home

in the 700 block of Bridgewater Road. The homeowner's surveillance cameras caught the men

entering her property. One suspect wearing a white hoodie was scoping out the residence after the

family left for church on Sunday, June 30th, using a rock to smash out the window, two other

burglars wearing black dart up the back porch and into the home.

Detectives say within two minutes, the trio grabbed electronics, including a PlayStation and $60,000 in cash before sprinting away from the home.

Police believe this wasn't a...

60 grand.

Yeah, so I'll explain.

Police believe this wasn't random that the brazen bandits not only knew the family but had possibly

been inside of the home before the victim is a single mother of three boys who owns a florist

shop in town she says she shouldn't have had that much cash from her business in the house yeah yeah

sometimes that they they do take it home yeah and they scope it out too so yeah they were aware of

that if you recognize the men in the video that police released or asked to contact the Ben Salem Police Department. It's pretty clear video. Like the surveillance video is pretty clear. I mean, they have hoodies on so you can't exactly see their faces. But there's the first guy that goes in wearing the white hooded sweatshirt. They have video of him entering the property and he's kind of facing the camera. So. I wonder what kind of impact these cameras have made on crime because it seems like they're

definitely working in the law-abiding people's favor.

Yeah, sure.

So take a look at the video.

If you have any information, you can contact Benzill and police.

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