Burglars broke into Mitt Romney's Boston presidential campaign headquarters over the weekend, making off with multiple laptops and a television.

Alex Burgos, a spokesman for the campaign, told eWEEK that the burglary happened sometime during the evening of Sept. 9. The forced entry into the building, a harbor side location on Commercial Street in Boston's North End neighborhood, appeared to be a "routine" burglary, he said, given that neither hard nor electronic copies of files were touched.

At any rate, the computer systems are password-enabled and the hard drives are encrypted, Burgos said.

"The only thing they're good for is parts," campaign spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom told the Associated Press.

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