Allison Hurtado is the news reporter at the Ahwatukee Foothills News. Contact her at (480) 898-7914 or ahurtado@ahwatukee.com.
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couponer posted at 9:49 pm on Fri, Jan 13, 2012.
"Phoenix Police say they have no leads or immediate follow-up on who might be responsible. There were no license plates, witness statements or anything else to help identify the suspects."
Actually there were fingerprints. But the police didn't collect them. So if they DO catch the burglars in the midst of a future robbery, they won't be able to link them and give them a proper sentence.