- November 21, 2024
-
-
Loading
Loading
MAY 7
Frenemies stole firearms?
9:04 p.m. — First Block of Lakeside Place West. Larceny. A victim advised that he and his wife had been out of town on a cruise, and when they returned he noticed his firearm was missing from the bedroom closet.
His daughter was unsure of all the visitors she’d had over and could not provide information on a possible suspect. Numerous other items were also missing from the house, but the victim did not wish to report anything else. He stated that the firearm did not have a magazine inserted and no round in the chamber, and no magazine or rounds had been taken.
Runny hose
10:01 a.m. — 100 Block of Karas Trail. Criminal Mischief. A victim advised that someone had turned on the hose outside her house during the night. She found the water running on the side of the house at approximately 8 a.m., and then left to take her kids to school. When she returned, she also observed that someone had scratched/keyed the name “Avery” onto her vehicle’s passenger front quarter panel. She stated that she does not know who could have done this, but suspects it may have been one of two males who live in the area. She believes one may have written the name on her vehicle to try and get the other in trouble. There is no further information at this time.
MAY 8
Neighbors saw, heard no evil
7:03 p.m. — First Block of Red Mill Drive. Burglary-Residential. A victim advised that his residence had been broken into while he was at work and several items were stolen. When he returned home from work, he observed the small glass window, next to the front door, was shattered.
The missing items included one gray Dell laptop, one red-and-black Gateway laptop and approximately $50 in cash. The incident occurred sometime between 7:45 a.m. and 7:02 p.m.
The victim was unable to provide any suspect information, and surrounding neighbors had not seen or heard anything. A test for fingerprints was negative.
Cooling relations
1:06 p.m. — First Block of Wood Arbor Lane. Larceny. A complainant advised that a previous tenant moved out of a residence on April 30. When she did an inspection of the residence, she observed that the Goodman air conditioner was still in place outside, but the motor and parts were missing. The unit was still mounted in its concrete slab, and the top cover was off on the ground. The complainant advised that the unit had been intact and working when the previous tenants left.
The air conditioner is valued at $500, and no suspect information could be obtained. The property is now owned by a realty company.
— Compiled by Mallorie Bruce
