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PRESCOTT, Ariz. -- Two men in northern Arizona are in custody for allegedly trying to reclaim a foreclosed home outside Prescott and removing all of the legal owner's property.

Yavapai County Sheriff's officials say 57-year-old Brent Ten Pas and 60-year-old Steve Armstrong are being held on suspicion of theft, burglary and criminal damage.

They say the men allegedly put up signs reading ``Private Property/No Trespassing'' around the home in Groom Creek.

The homeowner purchased the home from a bank in August 2012, furnished it and was using it as a secondary residence.

Authorities say Ten Pas and Armstrong allegedly boarded up the house, installed a security camera, changed the locks and placed the homeowner's belongings in a Prescott Valley storage unit.

Sheriff's officials didn't immediately know Monday if either suspect had an attorney.

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    gilbert armenta wrote...
    home invasion?
    ? Dang illegals... oh no wait...
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