Burglary suspects caught in tavern


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ELLENSBURG -- A quick report early Monday from a nearby resident foiled the burglary of an Ellensburg tavern's storage building, police say.

Officers arrived about 1 a.m. to find two suspects inside the First and Last Chance Tavern building in the 1200 block of East University Way, according to a news release from the Ellensburg Police Department.

Both men, Ellensburg residents ages 20 and 42, agreed to surrender. One of the men was found with property taken from the business, authorities said.

They were jailed on suspicion of burglary and related charges.

 

 



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Posted by dacles at 12/31/09 04:09PM        Post ID#: #21900

just think these two went to first and last guess what this is the last and first....the last of 2009 and the first for 2010. that is a great got me laughing also look at the address it states 1200 block well guess what 1200 switches to 2010???? don't think its gonna be a great year for two. best wishes from Worcester, Ma. been surfing the web and this is the best I've seen in 15 differentnewspapers in 5 states....thank you oh yeah is pronounced Woorsta..no ch there....lol have a safe and prosperous new year to all.

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