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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Investigators released surveillance pictures Friday night showing suspects in a stole check case. The pictures from an east Albany bank show three Hispanic men cashing stolen checks.

Albany Police say back on April 28th, someone broke into Albany Millwork and Supply on Ledo Road through the back door and stole eight checks from an office cabinet. Later that day, the men in the surveillance pictures cashed some of those checks.

If you recognize them, call Crime Stoppers at 436-tips.

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