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Three men and a juvenile were arrested Tuesday for investigation of a burglary of a cabana at Robert Redford’s Sundance, Utah, home. The four were arrested near the fenced compound about 2 a.m. after a silent alarm was triggered, bringing sheriff’s deputies. They reported that four people had just popped the cork on a bottle of wine and were drinking beer from a bar when they were surprised by a caretaker and fled. Redford wasn’t home at the time.
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