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State College Police Investigating Alleged Downtown Pizza Theft

State College Police are attempting to identify two individuals who allegedly stole pizza from Pizza Mia at 114 Hetzel Street Saturday, January 25, according to a release.

Police said that one suspect entered an employees-only area of the restaurant and stole pizza. Both individuals then fled the area.

The release did not specify the time at which the incident occurred, but included images of the two suspects.

https://twitter.com/StateCollegePD/status/1221780272334721050

Police are requesting assistance in identifying the suspects. Anyone with information regarding the incident or the identity of the individuals pictured can contact the State College Police Department at (814) 234-7150, send an email to police@statecollegepa.us or submit an anonymous tip through its website.

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