A Canton Police Department investigation will leave no stone unturned, except for maybe the rock that the 46 pieces of broken taillight are hidden under. 


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A Canton Police Department investigation will leave no stone unturned, except for maybe the rock that the 46 pieces of broken taillight are hidden under.{ai:summary}<p>The Canton Police Department is conducting a thorough investigation related to 46 pieces of broken taillight, suggesting a meticulous approach to uncovering details. However, it humorously notes that it may overlook the specific location where these pieces are found. #crime</p>

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