- November 23, 2024
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JUNE 8
If the ring doesn’t fit, you must acquit
12:45 p.m. — First Block of Flamingo Drive. Larceny. A victim stated that she was entering her unlocked 2009 Toyota Camry parked in the driveway when she noticed several things had been moved around. The center console door, front dash coin drawer and glove box were all open. There was an estimated $20 in change missing from the coin drawer, as well as a size-6 gold ring with the name “Jackie” engraved on it. The unknown suspects did not take the GPS device that was in the glove box. No latent fingerprints could be located.
Out with the gold
2:48 p.m. — First Block of Town Court. Larceny. A victim stated that two diamond rings, valued at $2,000 each, and two gold necklaces, valued at $1,000 each, were stolen from her jewelry box on top of her dresser. She was unable to provide a time frame for when the items were taken, but stated she first realized they were gone about three weeks ago. She thought she may have misplaced the jewelry and wanted to look for it. She stated she had no idea who might have taken it, and due to the lack of suspect information and unknown time frame, no fingerprints were taken from the scene. At this time, it is uncertain whether the incident was burglary, larceny or lost property.
No Torch, no comment
8:03 p.m. — First Block of Old Kings Road. Larceny. A victim stated that he arrived at the bowling alley at approximately 7:15 p.m. He was sitting at the bar with a friend, and when he got up to use the restroom he placed his company cell phone, a Blackberry Torch valued at $299, on top of his drink. His friend advised that he saw the phone there as well, before he got up to use the bathroom himself. When the victim returned, the phone was missing, and neither of the men nor any other nearby patrons had seen anything. Surveillance cameras in the bar did not cover the area where the drink had been sitting, and the victim could not complete a written statement due to his being under the influence of alcohol.
— Compiled by Mallorie Bruce
