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They have no sole: Someone stole shoes from a balcony on Chula Vista Avenue in Burlingame, it was reported at 11:02 a.m. Saturday, April 18.

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Lmartinez

Surely there is more impactful or significant news the city is experiencing or facing at this time. But no, let enjoy an entire article on odd but never the less insignificant news reports of shoes being stolen, someone getting yelled at and someone being loud. Waste of space and time all the way around!

Terence Y

You do realize there's no law or edict from King Morrow forcing you to read these police reports, don't you? At least not yet. King Morrow may decide reading these reports is for our health, else we'll be fined, or imprisoned, or both. Just skip the section, similar to how I skip any byline from AP or the Amazon Post because I know it'll be full of fake news. As for me, I enjoy the wordplay in these reports, so whomever is writing these recaps, keep up the good work.

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