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Faulty gas gauge blamed for false alarm

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By Dawn Hobby - bio | email

ALBANY, GA (WALB) -  Turns out gasoline was not siphoned out of an Albany police cruiser after all.

Police Lt. Alonzo Ingram reported that someone stole gas from his police car outside his apartment on Gillionville Road Sunday night.

Now, Officer Ingram says his gas gauge was stuck and the gas had not been stolen out of the tank.

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