- April 24, 2024
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June 22
Stolen jewelry : $2,237
Midnight — First Block of Blythe Court. Larceny. A 94-year-old victim advised that four jewelry items are missing from the dresser drawer in her master bedroom. She stated that someone must have stolen them because she has not moved them since she last wore them April 16.
A gold ring with a blue stone in the center and diamonds wrapping around the band, a ring with a blue stone in the center and three diamonds along the outside of the blue stone, one ring with a triangle-shaped stone in the center with a diamond on each point, and a watch with crystal gems along the band were all stolen. These stolen items total approximately $2,237.
There are no suspects at this time.
It was mentioned, however, that this woman has a cleaning service that cleans her house regularly. She has never had a problem with them in the past four years.
It was also noted that no one in her family is a thief except one member.
June 26
Suspectless crime
8 a.m. — First Block of Fenhill Lane. Larceny Motor Vehicle. A man stated that an unknown person entered his vehicle parked in the driveway of his residence. The man’s silver-and-black 16GB Apple iPod Touch, worth $300, was taken from the vehicle’s center console. There were no signs of forced entry; the victim thinks he left the doors to his vehicle unlocked. No suspects.
Cabinet crook
8 a.m. — First Block of Blairmore Place. Larceny. A woman advised deputies that medications were missing from her home. She was on her way to church and was going to take her medication but was unable to locate it in her home.
Two-hundred-ninety pills were removed from the woman’s residence without her permission or consent. The victim was unable to provide a suspect at the time of the report.
June 27
Top of the mailbox to you
5:30 p.m. — First Block of Filbert Lane. Larceny. A woman told deputies about a stolen and damaged mailbox at her home. An unknown person damaged and stole the mailbox at this residence sometime overnight. The bottom half of the mailbox was left in the ground, and the rest of the mailbox was stolen. The cost to replace the mailbox is approximately $150. The victim was not able to provide a suspect at the time of the report.
June 28
Calling all radios
11:30 p.m. — First Block of Kingswood Drive. Larceny from Auto. A victim advised that he is currently moving and has been staying at a hotel for a few nights. He parked his vehicle in the parking lot, and when he returned to his vehicle in the morning, he observed that the radio was stolen.
Upon further investigation, the victim also observed that someone had stolen a credit card. There are no suspects at this time.
— Compiled by Melody Hopkins
