Friday, April 11, 2014
Friday Crime Report
Burglary
Deputies were dispatched to a Frank Road residence in Leoma Tuesday after the owner discovered her storage building had been burglarized. She told deputies that things had been moved around and broken, and that some clothing was missing along with a battery operated truck and her grandson’s insulin syringes. Loss is approximately $300.
Burglary
A resident of Choates Road spoke with deputies Wednesday, reporting that several items had gone missing from his garage. An eighteen inch Homelite chainsaw was missing along with Dewalt impact wrench, 15 gallon sprayer, and a Dewalt brand battery charger. The items had a value of around $475.
Theft
A Glock 23 pistol was reported stolen on Wednesday. The owner told deputies that the pistol had been left inside his Chevrolet S-10 truck, which had been locked. Deputies found no sign of forced entry. The gun was valued at $440.
Theft
On Monday deputies were called to a Napier Road home where the resident had discovered that items had been stolen from her yard. She told deputies that she had gone to a doctor’s appointment. When she returned she found that a set of torches with a 20’ hose and two tanks had been stolen along with two Muncie transmissions. Loss was nearly $200.
Debit card fraud
A Lawrenceburg woman reported Tuesday that she had discovered a theft from her bank account. She told police officers that she had noticed that $395 had been removed from her account using her debit card information. The funds were withdrawn at a Western Union terminal in Missouri.
Vandalism
On Tuesday police officers took a report from a Third Avenue resident regarding the vandalism of his 1998 Dodge Dakota truck. The driver side window and windshield had been shattered and several small dents were found in the driver’s door. Officers found a piece of a cinder block lying nearby that is believed to have been used in the commission of the crime. The truck was parked beneath the carport at the time. Damages were said to be around $800.
