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Youngstown police looking for suspects who stole TV from Kelly's Bar

Youngstown police are on the lookout for the people responsible for breaking into Kelly's Bar on Mahoning Avenue.

Wednesday, August 1st 2018, 8:33 PM EDT

Updated:

Thursday, August 2nd 2018, 8:59 AM EDT

By Lauren Stebelton

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Lauren Stebelton

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Youngstown Police are on the lookout for the people responsible for breaking into Kelly's Bar on Mahoning Avenue.

Police said the incident happened early Monday morning.

The department released surveillance photos on their Facebook page showing one or two men entering the fenced-in back patio of the bar.

Police said they took a 42" television off the wall.

If anyone can identify the people involved in the photos, call Detective Sergeant Michael Cox at 330-742-8262 or message the department any information.

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