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BREAKING: Overnight Home Invasion Pattern Reported in Sheepshead Bay / Gravesend Area Sources in Sheepshead Bay, Kings Highway, and Gravesend say a disturbing pattern of overnight home invasions is being reported, with suspects allegedly entering homes while residents and their babies sleep and quietly searching for car keys. According...

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