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[email protected] Thief hits Food Bank Lights out in Ukiah and steals Downed power lines darken portions of city for 4 hours donations No food taken; jar of cash donations missing By ROB BURGESS The Daily Journal At 10:55 a.m. Saturday, someone decided to make an unscheduled with- drawal from the Ukiah Community Center and Food Bank, causing the building’s alarm to sound. All the as-yet-unidentified perpetrator was able to make off with was a sizable donation jug which previously sat on the organization’s front desk. “There couldn’t have been more than 20 or 25 dollars in there,” said Dayle Reed, Food Bank manager. “When peo- ple come through here they put in a dol- lar or two. I clean it out every other month.” After Gosset Alarm Company noti- fied Ukiah Police officers, Food Bank employee Bonnie McCutcheon made her way over to the building. “I arrived at around the same time the cops did,” she said. “They had their guns out and they went through the building. I walked to the back of the parking lot and then they came back out and we did a walkthrough of the building.” After inspecting the pantry’s stocks and offices, it was determined nothing was missing except the donation jar.