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Camping, Hunting, And Fishing Equipment Stolen From Greeneville Property

by Jennifer Castillo-Gervasi
February 17, 2023
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A Greeneville man reported yesterday afternoon that items were stolen from his property on Holiday Lane.

According to the report from the Greene County Sheriff’s Department, camping and hunting equipment was stolen as well as 4 fishing poles. The items were valued at about $750. No suspects were named in the report.

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