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Group of juveniles accused of breaking into cars, storage units in Somerset County

Group of juveniles accused of breaking into cars, storage units in Somerset County

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Six kids are accused of breaking into storage units and cars in Somerset County.

The Somerset County Sheriff’s Office says the kids, ranging in age from 10 to 15, broke into storage units and vehicles in Bingham earlier this month, stealing several items including a gun which have all been recovered.

Sheriff Dale Lancaster says two of the kids won’t be charged because of their age, as required by state law.

The other cases are being forward to the Somerset County district attorney’s office for potential charges.

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