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Palm Springs Police Blotter: Week ending December 5

The following are some of the calls that took place last week involving Palm Springs Police Department officers. It is not a complete list and may not include activities that you witnessed or heard about. In most cases, no further details are available.

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The following are some of the calls that took place last week involving Palm Springs Police Department officers. It is not a complete list and may not include activities that you witnessed or heard about. In most cases, no further details are available.

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