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Ellsworth police are looking for a copper thief.
They say a neighbor called just after 7 a.m. Friday to report someone stealing copper wire from the construction site of the new Church of Life and Praise on State Street.
Police say about $500 worth of wire was taken.
The witness was able to give them a description of the truck the suspect was driving.
It's a white or beige F-150 Ford Truck.
It has a Maine license plate with a Veteran logo and starts with the letter "H".
If you have any information, you're asked to call Ellsworth Police at 667-2133.
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Ellsworth Police Looking for Copper Thief
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