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Necklaces stolen from senior facility resident

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Apr 16
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Two gold necklaces, worth a total of $1,050, were allegedly stolen from a 94-year-old resident of a senior living facility at the 2400 block of E. Lincoln in Birmingham. 


The woman reported the jewelry missing to police the afternoon of Thursday, April 2, but no timeline is provided in the police report of when the necklaces could have been stolen.


Birmingham police say an investigation is ongoing.

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