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Lubbock police are currently investigating a troubling increase in break-ins, with 11 incidents reported within the first five days of December alone. This alarming trend suggests that the city may exceed November's total of 25 break-ins, raising concerns among local business owners.
One beauty shop owner has reported extensive damage, amounting to thousands of dollars, following a recent break-in. The repeated incidents have left many in the community feeling vulnerable and anxious about the safety of their establishments. Local business owners are expressing frustration and fear as they navigate the financial and emotional toll of these crimes.
Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward and assist in their investigation. The police department is also encouraging business owners to enhance their security measures to deter potential criminals. As the holiday season approaches, the hope is that increased vigilance and community cooperation will help restore a sense of safety to Lubbock's bustling business landscape.
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