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WAUKESHA, WI — Two suspects are on the run after police in Waukesha say they're responsible for a break-in and burglary at a local computer store. Waukesha police responded to the 1500 block of E. Moreland Blvd. at Techwise Computers just before 3:30 a.m. on Aug. 15 on a report of a burglary. According to Waukesha police, officers responded to the business on a report of a burglar alarm coming from the front door of the business in addition to the activation sensor inside the business. Police told Patch that the front window of the business had been smashed out, and several computers were stolen during the early-morning raid. According to police reports, two suspects have been reported. One is about six feet tall and was wearing a white and gray winter coat, blue jeans, a beanie cap and black shoes. The second suspect was just as tall, was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, black jeans, and white shoes. Police reported that both suspects, who have not been arrested to date, were wearing headlights in order to facilitate their burglarious efforts. Patch File Photo

WAUKESHA, WI — Two suspects are on the run after police in Waukesha say they're responsible for a break-in and burglary at a local computer store.

Waukesha police responded to the 1500 block of E. Moreland Blvd. at Techwise Computers just before 3:30 a.m. on Aug. 15 on a report of a burglary. According to Waukesha police, officers responded to the business on a report of a burglar alarm coming from the front door of the business in addition to the activation sensor inside the business.

Police told Patch that the front window of the business had been smashed out, and several computers were stolen during the early-morning raid. According to police reports, two suspects have been reported. One is about six feet tall and was wearing a white and gray winter coat, blue jeans, a beanie cap and black shoes. The second suspect was just as tall, was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, black jeans, and white shoes. Police reported that both suspects, who have not been arrested to date, were wearing headlights in order to facilitate their burglarious efforts.

Techwise Computers Burglarized, Suspects On Run

Police found that the front window of the business had been smashed out, and several computers were stolen during the raid.