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TheIndyChannel.com - News - Police: Stolen Video Game Machines May Be No Good: "INDIANAPOLIS -- Police say many of the video game systems that were stolen from a warehouse Tuesday night were in the process of being returned because they didn't work.

Authorities said two masked males bound three employees with duct tape before stealing several hundred PlayStation 2 and Xbox video game machines from the warehouse (pictured, left), located in the 3300 block of Pagosa Court.

An employee said one of the robbers had a handgun. No suspects were named Wednesday.

Marion County sheriff's investigators said the machines were at the warehouse because they had been returned, RTV6's Jack Rinehart reported Wednesday.

When the robbers had left, one of the workers managed to call 911.

RTV6 obtained a recording of the 911 call.

'When I came to the door, they pulled my hood over my head and knocked me to the ground,' a worker told a 911 dispatcher. 'Then they duct-taped me up, and I couldn't do anything.'

Police estimated that the robbers were inside the building for 20 or 30 minutes to steal the machines.

The robbers used at least two forklifts to load six pallets onto a waiting truck, police said."

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