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Published: Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Mass. woman pawned stolen goods, police say

A Massachusetts woman is accused of pawning stolen goods, police said Tuesday. Erica Salvati, 27, of 62 Nell Road, Revere, Mass., was arrested Monday morning on a warrant charging her with receiving stolen property.

She is accused of selling jewelry and electronics that turned out to have been stolen in a burglary in Massachusetts at a local pawn shop, police said.

Salvati was released on bail pending arraignment in Nashua District Court.