According to Kettering dispatchers, officers were using surveillance video to get identifying information about the suspects.
Initial reports said that multiple men took part in the break-in.
We spoke to Shane Kurd, who said he was a manager for the store and told us that this was the second time this Boost Mobile has been broken into; it also had a break-in back in November 2019.
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He also that one of the suspects was the same one that broke into the store last time.
We are working to learn more and will update this story with any new information.
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