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Downtown Indianapolis business burglarized
By 
Journalist
Indianapolis, Indiana – There has been a break-in at an Indianapolis downtown company.
The Flying Cupcake on Massachusetts Avenue was broken into on Friday around 3:45 a.m., according to a Facebook post. Later that day, a public police report was made, stating that the event resulted in a smashed glass door for the shop.
An HP Chromebook valued at $400 was taken from the company, according to the public report on the burglary released by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
A $500 prize is being offered by The Flying Cupcake for information that results in an arrest. Tips can be sent to [email protected], the company’s email address.
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