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Business Replaces Computers Stolen From Youth Club

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- A lease-to-own company has donated a TV and 5 laptop computers to replace those stolen from the Admiral Oaks Boys & Girls Club.

Nick Battista is general manager of the Aaron's Inc. distribution center in Belcamp and an Annapolis resident. His company gave a 42-inch flat-screen TV and 5 computers to the club on Wednesday.

He approached his company after seeing news reports about the Feb. 19 burglary at the club. About $15,000 in electronics, including a 46-inch television, 14 laptops, and at game console, were stolen.

Club Executive Director Reginald Broddie tells The Capital of Annapolis that the donations help bring stability back to the club.

(Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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