22 Batteries Stolen from T-Mobile Site in Cajon Pass; Investigation Underway

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22 Batteries Stolen from T-Mobile Site in Cajon Pass; Investigation Underway

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22 Batteries Stolen from T-Mobile Site in Cajon Pass; Investigation Underway - Victor Valley News

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Authorities are investigating the theft of 22 batteries valued at $7,700 from a T-Mobile site in Cajon Pass, which occurred between December 24, 2024, and January 20, 2025. Read more at vvng.com #vvng #news #tmobile

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