Washington deputies nab burglary suspects after following footprints in the snow
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Two suspected burglars who “forgot” to cover their tracks were arrested in Washington state over the weekend after deputies followed their footprints in the snow, authorities said.
The deputies at the home found that a window had been broken on the door to a detached garage and called for a K-9 officer to help search for the fleeing suspects. "How do you find a burglar in the snow?" the department joked. "Pretty easy, just follow the footprints."
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