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Pot shop offers $2K reward to catch repeat teen burglars

Jan 23, 2017, 2:47 PM

A pot shop owner in Lynnwood is offering a reward of $2,000 to catch a group of teens.

The owner of Kushman’s Marijuana Store says the same group of teens has tried to break into his shop four times. They have failed each time.

Related: Seattle attempts to legalize pot delivery services, again

Surveillance video from early Sunday shows four teens outside the pot shop during a recent attempt to break into the shop. The individuals are wearing masks to cover their faces.

One of them throws a brick through a window right before they scatter at the sound of the alarm.

Detectives are using the surveillance video to try to identify the suspects and say they found fingerprints on a trash can.

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