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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Albany Police are investigating the theft of nearly one thousand dollars from an Albany pizza restaurant.
The Papa John's district manager reported $900 was missing from the North Westover store Sunday.
It was stolen from the restaurant office, but no break-in was reported.
Police tell us they are looking into whether it was an inside job.
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