One of the perpetrators caught on camera trying the door of a house in Kildimo
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Dagenham made it back-to-back National League wins after Junior Morias’ goal earned them a 1-0 victory over Rochdale.
Harvey Gilmour came close for Dale in the opening stages when he fired just wide and Devante Rodney had a great chance well blocked by Daggers defender Trent Rendall.
Dagenham had some good opportunities after the break when Sam Waller made a good save from Harry Phipps’ effort and Rendall’s header was flicked wide from a corner.
The Daggers found the breakthrough in the 79th minute when Dion Pereira crossed to the back post for Morias to tap home.
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