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(01-23) 21:55 PST Glendale, Calif. (AP) –

Police in Redondo Beach and Glendale are searching for two burglars who wore the same outfits while allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in computer equipment from schools in both cities.

The Torrance Daily Breeze ( http://bit.ly/Aa2zTw) says detectives believe the men stole computers from Mark Keppel Elementary School in Glendale in November and again in December.

Authorities believe the men are the same criminals who stole six Apple iMac computers worth $ 9,500 from Redondo Union High School in August and December.

The suspects are described as black, 18 to 24 years old. The men wore the same clothes in both crimes: a green “Oregon” hoodie and a gray hoodie.

Police say they believe the men drove away in a silver 2011 Chevrolet Malibu.

An audit of the Kansas Bioscience Authority found that its former leader wiped clean the hard drive of his agency laptop, spent agency tax dollars that he later reimbursed, and was slow to alert people about a relationship with an employee he later married.

Tom Thornton was president and CEO of the authority, a taxpayer-funded agency in Olathe set up to attract bioscience companies to Kansas. He resigned in April after questions arose from state officials about his management. He is now at an organization aimed at encouraging startup businesses in Cleveland.In response to the audit, Thornton has reimbursed the authority for travel during his job hunt, for using a KBA-purchased painting to decorate his home and then giving it away, for duplicate expense reimbursements and for a half-month’s overpayment on his car allowance. He has written a $ 4,679.88 check to the agency in compensation.The outside auditors, from BKD Forensics and Valuation Services, went to great lengths to note that their investigation was hampered when Thornton scrubbed a computer hard drive.“Forensic analysis of Thornton’s KBA-owned computer indicated that information had been removed from the computer, essentially all of the user-created content had been deleted, and that the free space had been wiped, making the recovery of deleted items impossible,” the audit states. “This occurred before the…………… continues on Kansas City Star

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