Monday Crime Report

Police officers began an investigation last week when a Lawrenceburg woman arrived home from work to find that someone had left written threats against her two sons. The message threatened the two boys’ lives. The matter remains under investigation.

Theft

Deputies investigated a theft reported at Ethridge Farm and Feed last week. Employees reported that two rolls of chicken wire, valued at $490, were stolen from outside of the business sometime between 12:30 p.m. on March 11 and 6:30 a.m. on March 13.

Vandalism

Deputies were called to B&B Cabinets last week where owners reported that, during the weekend, someone had attempted to burn a box truck. Reports show that someone had rolled up some paper and placed it in one of the reservoirs, then ignited it. It burned itself out before causing any damage. Deputies indicate that it appeared the act had been an attempt to cover up the fact that someone had broken into the truck. Owners reported that nothing appeared to be missing.

Burglary

A resident of Glenn Springs Road reported that she had returned to her home last week to find that her television was missing. Cabinet drawers had been rummaged through, but the resident said nothing else appeared to be missing. The TV was said to be worth $300.

Vehicle burglary

Deputies responded to a Barnett Drive, Leoma home last week to investigate a vehicle burglary. The resident reported that someone has repeatedly entered her tuck and house while she was away, but that nothing had been taken. The matter remains under investigation.

Recovery of military property

Deputies made their way to a Marston Street home last week to serve warrants of AWOL and unauthorized retaining of military property. They were able to recover the military property. It was later returned to an army representative.

Burglary

A Grassy Branch Road resident reported some $300 worth of damage to a basement door last week. The resident reported to deputies that he had left home briefly, returning to find that the door was damaged. Nothing appeared to be missing.

Theft

A local man told deputies last week that someone had stolen property from an Old Florence Road home while he was moving out. He reported that tools and a toolbox, with an estimated value of $600, were stolen from an outbuilding.