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An Oakland resident has been apprehended following a series of thefts involving Nintendo Switch video games valued at around $10,000 from various libraries in Marin County. The suspect was taken into custody after a thorough investigation by the Marin County Sheriff's Office, which linked him to the string of thefts that occurred over several weeks.
Authorities reported that the man targeted multiple library branches, where he managed to steal a significant quantity of gaming titles. The thefts raised concerns among library staff and patrons alike, prompting the sheriff's office to increase surveillance and implement measures to prevent further incidents.
Upon his arrest, the suspect was found in possession of several stolen games. Law enforcement officials are now working to recover the stolen property and are urging anyone with additional information about the thefts to come forward. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of theft in public spaces and the importance of community vigilance in safeguarding local resources.
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