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Store Employee Stole Computer at Torp – Worth 60,000 SEK

An employee at an electronics store in Torp is charged with stealing a computer worth 60,000 kronor. Surveillance footage shows the man carrying the computer away.

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Store Employee Stole Computer at Torp – Worth 60,000 SEK

An employee at an electronics store in Torp is charged with stealing a computer worth 60,000 kronor. Surveillance footage shows the man carrying the computer away.

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bohuslaningen.se broke the news 6 hours ago on Monday, October 5, 2026.

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