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CLEVELAND — Vandals took aim at a Cleveland fire station again.
The Cleveland Division of Police is currently investigating a breaking and entering, petty theft and damage to a city vehicle at Fire Station 30 on St. Clair Avenue. Preliminary investigation reveals that the incident occurred between 3 and 9 a.m. on Tuesday. Members of the fire department contacted police after they saw two vehicles parked in the station’s fenced lot with damage to fuel tank areas, as well as wet pavement stemming from underneath them.
“You would think that any person would understand that that’s a pretty risky and stupid thing to do,” said Frank Szabo with the Cleveland Firefighters Union. Further investigation revealed that a hole was cut into the western side of the fence.
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