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LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) - Police trying to figure out who egged and toilet-papered a house in a south-central Montana town cracked the case after finding a grocery bag and a receipt in the backyard.
Livingston Police Chief Darren Raney said Tuesday that a resident reported his house had been targeted by vandals on Aug. 29.
Investigating officers tracked the bag and receipt to a Livingston store, where video from a surveillance camera showed a group of teenage boys purchasing eggs and toilet paper.
Raney tells the Livingston Enterprise the boys, ages 15 and 16, were referred to the juvenile probation officer.
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Information from: Livingston Enterprise, http://www.livingstonenterprise.com
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