Police: Burglar swipes $17K in electronics from Philly school
Police are looking for the burglar who broke into a west Philadelphia school and made off with more than $17,000 in electronics.
Authorities say it happened sometime late Wednesday at Our Mother of Sorrows/Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
Police believe the burglar cut a lock to break into the building. Investigators say 30 iPads, three laptops and two MacBook Pros were taken from the elementary school.
There’s no word on any suspects.
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