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                <p>PORTLAND, Oregon (Reuters) – A masked, quick-moving thief smashed a liquor store window early on Monday in suburban Portland and walked off with a bottle of cognac valued at more than $2,300.</p>
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"He has good taste," said Lt. Mike Rouches a spokesman for the Hillsboro police. "He knew exactly what he was after."</p>
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The robber took the $2,363.45 bottle of Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac, 11 fine -- but cheaper -- bottles of cognac and 12 packs of menthol cigarettes at about 3:15 a.m. local time on Monday, Rouches said.</p>
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"I've not seen a theft like this. Usually they grab whatever they can," Rouches said.</p>
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The police arrived quickly and the posh pilferer had already disappeared, another indication that he knew what he was after, Rouches said.</p>
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Hillsboro police have surveillance tape of the masked thief and are searching for the apparently classy crook.</p>
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The suspect could face charges of second-degree burglary, first-degree burglary and second-degree criminal mischief, Rouches said. (Reporting by Teresa Carson, Editing by Dan Whitcomb and Greg McCune)</p>
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