$15k in electronic, computer items stolen from Pennsylvania outpatient hospital

A burglary of approximately $15,000 worth of miscellaneous electronic items and computer workstations was reported at Sinking Springs, Pa.-based Reading Hospital Gateway outpatient facility, Reading Eagle reports. 

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Cumru Township police are looking for the culprit of the theft, which authorities believe occurred between Friday evening and Monday morning. Police said the perpetrator broke in through a window at the Reading Hospital outpatient center to steal the electronic devices and computers.

The story is still developing.

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