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Authorities in Buncombe County are turning to the public for assistance after a break-in at a local business. Detectives with the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office have released images of a man and a woman they believe may have information about the incident. The pair are not currently considered suspects, but officials say they are persons of interest who could help move the investigation forward.
The break-in occurred at an undisclosed time, and deputies have not released specific details about what was taken or the extent of the damage. However, investigators are hoping that someone in the community will recognize the individuals captured in surveillance footage. The man and woman were seen together near the business around the time of the crime.
Anyone who recognizes the pair is urged to contact the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office directly. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through local crime stoppers programs. Detectives emphasize that even small pieces of information could be crucial in solving the case. The investigation remains active, and no arrests have been made at this time.
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