Navy sailor returns from deployment to find home and SUV burglarized
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A Navy sailor discovered his California apartment and vehicle were burglarized upon returning from a 10-month deployment.
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- Connor Nelson returned to his home in Lemoore, California, after a 10-month deployment with the United States Navy.
- The sailor found his apartment ransacked and his vehicle stolen upon arrival.
- Local police are currently investigating the burglary case.
- An online fundraiser has been launched by the victim's father to help replace the stolen property.
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- Ongoing police investigation into the burglary
- Progress of the online fundraiser to assist with losses
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“He said the homecoming is normally a moment when a sailor can relax, reconnect with family and friends, and feel a sense of accomplishment. For Connor, that experience was disrupted by the burglary.”
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…to travel from Minnesota to California to help his son deal with the aftermath. Justin is a Navy veteran who served for 22 years, giving him a personal understanding of what returning home after a deployment means. He said the homecoming is normally a moment when a sailor can relax, reconnect with family and friends, and feel a sense of accomplishment. For Connor, that experience was disrupted by the burglary. According to CBS Minnesota, Connor had also saved money during his deployment and had plans for how he would spend it after returning home. Instead, some of that money now needs to go towards replacing belongings that…
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NamedUnited States · Connor Nelson · Toyota · California · CBS Minnesota · Justin Nelson · Lemoore · Minnesota · United States Navy · USS Abraham Lincoln
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