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Update: Evidence of downtown Camas burglaries is found in stolen car in Beaverton area

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Camas Police Officer Carlos Gonzalez processed the crime scene at The Wild Hair, in downtown. The hair salon was one of several businesses that were burglarized early Monday morning.

A vehicle pursuit in the Beaverton, Oregon area has resulted in the discovery of evidence from some of the recent burglaries involving downtown Camas businesses.

Tuesday, at approximately 12:20 a.m., Camas Police were advised that Washington County Sheriff Deputies had been in a vehicle pursuit in the Beaverton area.

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