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                <p>LONDON (Reuters) – British detectives said on Wednesday they were hunting for thieves who broke into one of their own police stations and stole their uniforms and radios.</p>
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The crooks burgled the police station in Uddingston, not far from Glasgow in Scotland, in the early hours of Tuesday morning when the office was shut.</p>
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"At no time has the safety of the public or any officer been jeopardized as a result of this break-in," said a spokeswoman for Strathclyde Police.</p>
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She declined to say how the audacious criminals had got into the building but added the radios had been disabled and could no longer be used.</p>
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(Reporting by Michael Holden; Editing by Steve Addison)</p>
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