Residential Burglary Experience Paper

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On 1-18-2016 at about 2000 hrs I was dispatched to an attempted residential burglary at 31626 115th AVE SE, Auburn/King/Wa.

I arrived at the address and contacted the homeowner/reporting party, Gurjap
Dhillon. Gurjap stated that he left his residence this morning around 0900 hrs and when he returned around 1930 hrs he noticed that a screen from a window on the front of the residence had been removed. The window is a large 6 foot by 8 foot window, which is located next to the front door.

Initially , Gurjap thought that it may have fallen off due to wind. However, Gurjap walked to the eastside and rear of the residence and found that five other screens had been removed from the windows. There was no damage to the screens and Gurjap stated

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