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    KC apartment of Chiefs’ RB McCluster burglarized

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    By KMAN Staff on December 21, 2011 Professional Sports

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)   A man on parole for burglary has been charged with burglarizing the Kansas City apartment of Chiefs running back Dexter McCluster, making off with thousands of dollars’ worth of electronics, watches and other property.

    The Jackson County prosecutor’s office charged 31-year-old Daniel LaBlance on Tuesday with one count of second-degree burglary.

    Police say McCluster and his girlfriend returned to the apartment in the city’s Westport section the afternoon of Nov. 13 and found the door kicked open and the rooms ransacked. Investigators said DNA from blood left at the scene led them to the suspect’s home, where they found McCluster’s stolen property.

    Online court records did not list a lawyer for LaBlance, who does not have a listed phone number.

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