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Sex Toys Stolen During Walker County Burglary

Sex Toys Were In Stolen Bag

Posted: 10:49 am EDT September 16, 2008Updated: 11:02 am EDT September 16, 2008

RISING FAWN, Ga. -- A burglar may have been shocked when he opened a bag stolen from a Walker County home.

The stolen bag was filled with sex toys, according to the Walker County Messenger.

The homeowner reported a break-in at his home on Highway 157 in Rising Fawn to the Walker County Sheriff's Office. He told investigators he came home and found the lock on a door broken.

The list of stolen items included jewelry, about 75 DVDs, and the black bag of sex toys.

He estimated the stolen items at $1,900.

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