- October 31, 2024
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JUNE 8
Stolen: safe full of gold coins
8:16 p.m. — First Block of Brunswick Lane. Burglary-Investigate. A victim advised that he had a safe in his bedroom that contained a rare collection. The safe was last seen about two weeks ago and had approximately $4,000 worth of gold coins, $3,000 worth of antique Italian coins and approximately $2,500 worth of buffalo head coins. He advised that the safe weighs more than 120 pounds and is very difficult to move. Also stolen from the residence was approximately $15,000 worth of antique Olympic stamps that were stored in books in the master bedroom. Forty bottles of liquor were stolen as well, worth $800.
The residence was left secure, and no one had permission or authorization to be there. A perimeter check of the residence did not uncover any signs of forced entry, and a dust for fingerprints could not be conducted. The total stolen property value is estimated at $26,000 to 28,000.
JUNE 9
Stolen: makeup
9:57 a.m. — 200 Block of Cypress Edge Drive. Larceny-Motor Vehicle. A complainant advised that she had arrived at the gym and locked her vehicle at approximately 9 a.m.
When she returned an hour later, she observed her rear driver’s side window had been smashed out and her purse had been stolen. It was small and only contained makeup. Fingerprints could not be extracted due to rain.
Stolen: basketball memorabilia
1:40 p.m. — First Block of Royal Tern Lane. Burglary Residence. A victim advised that the residence he was living in and is currently moving out of had been broken into at an unknown time. He had last been at the residence to report a previous burglary on May 29 and had left it in good standing after that.
The residence had a broken front and rear window and also appeared to have been rummaged through and ransacked. The victim stated that a bookshelf in his room had been damaged, and the only thing he noticed to be missing was a box full of basketball memorabilia. There are no suspects at this time and the responding officer was unable to locate any signs of latent fingerprints.
— Compiled by Mallorie Bruce
