$6,500 pornography collection, 3 flat-screen TVs reported stolen from West Michigan home
Owner of missing items says it was one of the largest porn collections
Police in West Michigan are on the lookout for a stolen pornography collection.
The Muskegon Chronicle reports a man told police he arrived home on McIlwraith Street Tuesday afternoon to find his collection worth roughly $6,500 was missing.
The owner of the missing pornography told police it was allegedly "one of the largest porn collections."
According to a Muskegon police, the man and another resident of the home reported the home's back door was kicked in.
Three flat-screen TVs also were reported stolen.
Police say they don't have any suspects. Details of what the collection included weren't included in a police report.
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