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1906 - Bercaw General Store opens in Surrey (Saugus) [story]
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A group of burglars drove a pickup truck through the glass front doors of the Valencia Ice Station and stole the business’ ATM, while the business was closed Sunday.

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58 Comments

  1. Amy Graham Amy Graham says:

    NickandShannon Frankina

  2. Arilenix Angela Velasquez you see I wasn’t making up da story

  3. Loo Reed Loo Reed says:

    Build that Wall in the NewHall Pass and make the SFValley Pay For It.

  4. Janine Valvo Janine Valvo says:

    Thats so stupid I hope no one got hurt though

  5. Ryan Kichler Paul Tamborrino Jesse Patterson????

  6. Dan Conner Dan Conner says:

    Bo did it bwahahahahahahahaha ?

  7. “ATM machine” really SCVTV?

  8. That’s just low!!! I hope KARMA hits you hard! ?

  9. Jose Perez Jose Perez says:

    Thank AB 109, for letting these druggies out to the community. Mostly meth heads. They don’t want to rehab. It’s very sad.

  10. Adan Garcia Adan Garcia says:

    Jowel Avilez bro but never the mall thats what we needed when we used to work garveyard… Some action

  11. Terrible!! Hope they catch these creeps!!

  12. Robert Andrew Walters are you serious ?!

  13. Really?? Get these criminals out of SCV! Im so sick of this great town we use to live in turning into this!! Please clean up the streets too! I’ve lived here a long time and to see people panhandling makes me so disgusted!! Relocate these people!!! keep our community NICE!!!

  14. Mark Allison Mark Allison says:

    Welcome to awesome town David Pedraza

  15. It’s even awesomer . Lol

  16. Michelle O’Brien

  17. Seriously!! C’mon.

  18. I bet it was the kids of one of the people complaining on this post to clean up the town.

    • Yeah, right? Like it’s definitely a truck-owner who did this. Or at least somebody who knows how to disassemble an ATM machine. I’ll bet they even stopped by to see if it was accessible this way beforehand. But they certainly didn’t raise any alarms at the time.

  19. Total Barbershop movie move.

  20. Sandra Avila Sandra Avila says:

    April Cutler Blanca Schreier

  21. I’d think they have some surveillance footage…

  22. It was probably a hockey parent. Hockey is so expensive, they were probably in need of new gear.

  23. Lauren Mowry Lauren Mowry says:

    Velda Chucalo Mowry

  24. Alex Tissot, Jesse Patterson, Ryan Kichler

  25. Was crazy to see the damage on Sunday night! Such stupid people. They found the machine on the side of the road somewhere too.

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