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Suspects from Manhattan wanted for Junction City burglaries

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By Brandon Peoples on August 15, 2020 Junction City, Local News, Manhattan
Jamie Berges (left) and Patrick Arrow (right) are wanted for multiple crimes in Junction City. (Photo courtesy JCPD)
Junction City Police are searching for two people from Manhattan wanted in connection for several storage unit burglaries.
Police say Patrick Arrow and Jamie Berges are also wanted in connection to a burglary at the new high school construction site in Junction City. A large amount of construction tools were taken in the past month along with some car stereo equipment. According to a release, police say some of the stolen items have been recovered. A picture of the two suspects is shared on the JCPD Facebook page.
Anyone with knowledge of the whereabouts of either suspect should call Crime Stoppers at 785-762-8477 or leave a tip on the JCPD website.
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