Thursday, June 29, 2017
Thursday Crime Report
Lawrenceburg Now
Burglary
Deputies responded to a burglary on Bonnertown Road Tuesday where the victim reported a loss of around $150. Burglars had entered through a bedroom window. Drawers throughout the home were ransacked, however the only item that appeared to be missing was a trail camera.
Theft
On Monday, a theft was reported from an Old Military Road, St. Joseph property. The victim reported that seventy-one, eight foot long 2x4 boards had been stolen from a large stack of boards that had been delivered to a jobsite. Nine of the boards were pressure treated, the remainder was not. Loss totaled $321.95.
Burglary
The owner of a property on East High Street in Ethridge reported a loss of $1,268.63 as the result of a burglary that occurred on Friday. He told deputies that glass was broken out of a door and it was forced open. Several items were stolen including a 32 inch TV, Sony Playstation 3 gaming system, two Xbox 360 gaming systems, two HP laptop computers, one Toshiba laptop, and a checkbook.
Theft
A Fleeman Lane resident reported that the license plate had been stolen off of his vehicle, possibly while he was at the local bowling alley. Loss is approximately $30.
Theft
Deputies spoke with a Granddaddy Road resident who reported that the license plate had been stolen off of his Ford truck while it was parked on the property of Thousand Hills Cowboy Church. He said the vehicle had remained on the property for approximately ten days and that the crime occurred during that period.
Theft
Deputies investigated the theft of personal property from a Cobb Alley residence. The victim reported that someone had entered the home and stolen her TV, DVD player, a bed, and a laptop computer. Total loss was said to be $350.
Vandalism
Damages totaling $883.71 were reported by a Rabbit Trail Road, Leoma resident Sunday. The victim reported that sometime the previous night, all four tires had been slashed on his 2014 Ford F150.
Burglary
Deputies were called to investigate a burglary at a Glenn Springs Road home on Sunday. The victim reported that her prescription medication was stolen off of the coffee table that day while she was napping on the couch.
Burglary
On Sunday deputies responded to a storage facility on Buffalo Road where a woman reported the lock was missing from her unit. She said she opened the door to find that numerous items were missing, including a Craftsman roll-around tool box filled with Craftsman tools, a Rug Doctor carpet cleaner, and numerous extension cords. Altogether, she estimated loss at $3,570.
Theft
Two antique logging saws with an estimated value of $20 apiece were stolen from a Long Brand Road home. The saws had been mounted on a wall in the barn.
Theft
A Lanning Road resident filed a complaint with deputies, indicating that approximately thirty gallons of gasoline had been siphoned out of her vehicle on two consecutive nights. Loss totaled around $60.
Burglary
A Rascaltown Road, Loretto resident reported a considerable loss after discovering that his home had been burglarized. Items stolen included CDs, DVDs, stereo, two motorcycle helmets, a riding jacket, dryer, a toolbox with tools, Craftsman 40 gallon air compressor, and a 1999 Honda motorcycle. Altogether, loss was estimated to total $10,440.
