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Aberdeen Apartment Super Charged with Theft Using Master Keys
- Nicholas R. Brent, the superintendent of an apartment complex in Aberdeen, has been charged with burglary, theft, and criminal possession of stolen property.
- Authorities found Brent in possession of a gold bracelet and two silver rings worth about $1,100, along with a signed pawn slip from a local pawn shop.
- Brent allegedly used master keys to access residents' apartments and steal the jewelry.
- He faces legal charges and potential imprisonment if convicted.
- The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and other evidence.
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