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WCU police need help identifying suspects

CULLOWHEE – The Western Carolina University Police Department is asking for assistance in an ongoing investigation into recent property damage around the soccer field and track at the Catamount Athletic Complex on campus.

Police are trying to identify two people seen in photographs taken by surveillance cameras on the evening the damage occurred to determine if those individuals have information that could assist in the investigation, said Steve D. Lillard, assistant chief of police.

If anyone knows either of the persons shown, contact Detective Brittany Thompson of the WCU Police Department at 828.227.7301.

 

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