Paterson Burglaries Up 25 Percent in September

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Paterson Burglaries Up 25 Percent in September

PatersonPress.com Staff

Sunday, November 20, 2011 • 10:32am

PATERSON, NJ – The number of burglaries in Paterson jumped by almost 25 percent from August to September, according to a story on northjersey.com.

The story said Paterson was one of 11 North Jersey municipalities that had an increase in break-ins in September.

There were 347 burglaries in September, compared to 279 in August, the story said.

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