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Police in California are investigating the theft of over 1,000 items from the Oakland Museum of California. The burglary occurred Oct. 15 at an off-site storage facility. Stolen items include metalwork jewelry, Native American baskets, and everyday memorabilia like athletic trophies. Museum director Lori Fogarty says the theft appears to be a crime of opportunity. The investigation is being disclosed publicly as the artifacts might appear at flea markets or pawn shops. Authorities are working with the FBI's art crime unit and have anyone with information to contact Oakland police or the Art Crime Team.