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Phoenix-area woman walks in on burglary in her home

Jul 29, 2013, 10:35 AM | Updated: 1:26 pm

PHOENIX — A 63-year-old Fountain Hills woman is recovering from being hit and restrained after she walked in on a burglary in her home Monday.

The woman told Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office deputies the suspect hit her, then tied her to a chair and completed the burglary before he left the house at Shea and Saguaro boulevards.

The woman’s son-in-law, a Glendale police officer, found her. She was taken to a Scottsdale hospital.

Associated Press contributed to this article.

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Phoenix-area woman walks in on burglary in her home