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						  CROWN POINT &mdash; Bargain hunters snapped up everything from bicycles and computer equipment to a mug shot machine and leaf collector Friday during the city&rsquo;s public auction. The auction netted the city $7,327 for items it would not be able to sell outright or get a good price on trade, said Adam Graper, the city&rsquo;s director of media and technology. A public works truck, one of a handful of vehicles on the auction block, valued at $300 on trade-in, sold for $1,650. Cathy and Joe Witvoet of Crown Point were among those looking for a good deal. &ldquo;We&rsquo;re here to  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   