How bad, you wonder? How about bad enough to steal it? The blotter Jotters over at the Toronto Star posted this newsy bit, and now, I can pass it on to you: Two men broke into a Sears store in Vaughan overnight taking two flat-screen TVs and a home theatre system that ended in a police chase [...]

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