DETROIT (AP) — Authorities say two cargo vans stolen from outside a dry cleaning business in Detroit contained police and firefighter uniforms from departments in two suburban communities.
The theft was reported early Friday following a break-in at the business on the city's west side.
Police say uniforms from Novi and Farmington Hills departments were taken. Farmington Hills police say uniforms were found dumped in dry cleaning bags later that morning. Farmington Hills says all of its police department uniforms were found.
Novi police Chief David Molloy told WWJ-AM his department’s missing uniforms don’t have any insignia or badges on them. He says it’s suspected that the thieves wanted to steal the vans and weren’t targeting uniforms.
Police were seeking tips from the public.
- Posted March 12, 2018
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Authorities: Two vans stolen with police, fire uniforms inside

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