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Turtle break-in suspect says he was sent by preservation group

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One of two men arrested following a break-in at the former Native American Center for the Living Arts early Sunday morning told Niagara Falls police he was sent by an organization to document the condition of the building’s interior.

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Two Arrested in Niagara Falls Burglary Claim Preservation Group Sent Them

Two men were arrested early Sunday morning after allegedly breaking into the former Native American Center for the Living Arts, also known as the "Turtle," in Niagara Falls, NY. One of the suspects told police he had been sent by a preservation group to document the building’s interior. Niagara Falls police responded to a burglary alarm at the Turtle building around 12:40am. Upon arrival, officers spotted two men dressed in dark clothing walking…

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Niagara Gazette broke the news in 3 days ago on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

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Turtle break-in suspect says he was sent by preservation group

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Two Arrested in Niagara Falls Burglary Claim Preservation Group Sent Them

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