Properties searched in Dugard case

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PITTSBURG, Calif. (AP) - Detectives searched properties in three San Francisco Bay area communities as part of their investigation into a girl's 1991 kidnapping and other unsolved crimes.

Contra Costa County sheriff's spokesman Jimmy Lee says no arrests were made Wednesday, but items, including a computer, were taken.

The searches are aimed at gathering more evidence in the case against Phillip Garrido, who has pleaded not guilty to kidnapping and holding captive Jaycee Dugard.

A Garrido business associate says detectives searched her Pleasanton home and the Bay Point and Pittsburg properties she has with her husband. Cheyvonne Molino said authorities seized a computer, DVDs and video tapes. Lee would not confirm that but told The Contra Costa Times the Molinos are not suspects.

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