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Bellingham Police search for suspect who burglarized business on E. Maple Street

Bellingham, WALocal News

On February 21, 2025, the Bellingham Police Department (BPD) reported a burglary at a business on E. Maple Street, prompting an immediate investigation. Lt. Claudia Murphy stated that the suspect broke the glass in the front door to gain access and stole cash before fleeing the scene. In response to the incident, BPD set up a K9 perimeter to track the suspect, but efforts to locate them have yet to succeed.

This burglary raises concerns about safety and crime trends in the Bellingham area, underscoring the importance of community vigilance. Residents are encouraged to report any tips or information that may assist the police in their investigation. Engaging the community is essential for effective crime prevention and resolution. The police department's proactive measures reflect their commitment to maintaining public safety. Local news outlets like My Bellingham Now are crucial in keeping citizens informed about such incidents and promoting community involvement.

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