Friday Crime Report

A home health nurse reported police officers that a bottle of hydrocodone pills was stolen out of her 2004 GMC Yukon while she was inside a patient's home on Maple Avenue Tuesday. She told officers that she was inside the home for around three hours, returning to find her rear hatch ajar. Loss was said to be about $34.

Vandalism

A resident of Parrish Street in Lawrenceburg reported to police officers that an unknown male came into her driveway around 1:00 Monday morning and damaged the paint along the entire passenger side of her 1992 Toyota truck. Damages were estimated at approximately $500.

Theft

Police officers were called to a home on Ninth Street where the resident reported that three bicycles belonging to her and her son had been stolen during the previous night. Combined value was reported as $320.

Theft

Officers responded to an Admiral Circle home where the victim reported that her son's blue and black Mongoose bicycle, valued at $115, had been stolen. She said the crime occurred during the previous night.

Theft

Police officials are investigating a complaint filed by an East Taylor Street resident who said that a visitor to her home had stolen items from her. She told them that he stole a bottle of prescription medicines from inside the house. She then gave him a ride to a location on Brink Street and at some point he got into her purse, stealing four additional bottles of prescriptions medications. Altogether, she said her loss totaled $2,305.

Vandalism

A passenger side door and quarter panel were reportedly damaged on a local woman's 2013 Toyota truck when someone attempted to pry open a door while she was inside of a North Locust Avenue business. Damages were assessed at $1,000.

Vandalism

Approximately $500 in damage was dome to a 2006 Mercury Grand Marques when someone ran across the hood on foot, causing a large dent. The crime occurred at a home on Belmont Street in Lawrenceburg.

Theft

A black, twenty-inch boys' bicycle was reported stolen from a home on Springer Road recently. The complainant told police officers that the bike, which was stolen during the night, belonged to her grandson. Loss was said to be $100