FEBRUARY 3
CUT IT OUT
600 block of S. Frontage Rd.
Business burglary: An officer responded to a business at the listed location and met with the complainant who was informed by his employees that an unknown individual cut the back fence and stole multiple tools from a business building.
DRIVING BY
S. Park Rd. / E. Alsobrook St.
Discharging a firearm from a vehicle: An officer responded to the area at the listed location in reference to a witness reporting two vehicles with occupants shooting at each other.
SIGNED, SEALED, NOT
DELIVERED
900 block of Loganderry Ln.
Petit theft: An officer responded to the listed location and met with the victim who reported the theft of a package from their front door.
NO GOING BIKE
S. Maryland Ave. / E. Laura St.
Drug arrest: While on patrol, an officer observed an individual on a bicycle without any front or rear lights. The individual was subsequently charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance in addition to using a false name to a law enforcement officer.
FEBRUARY 4
HEAVY LIFTING
3400 block of Birdie Hawkins Ln.
Grand theft: An officer responded to a construction site at the listed location and met with employees in reference to a forklift. One individual was subsequently arrested and charged with grand theft in reference to the forklift and transported to Orient Road Jail without incident.
HOLE-Y MOLY
100 block of N. Pearl St.
Shooting into an occupied dwelling: An officer responded to a residence at the listed location after learning that a single gunshot was heard and a bullet hole was subsequently discovered in the front door of the residence.
FEBRUARY 5
HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE
S. Alexander St. / Airport Rd.
Drug arrest: Officers encountered a disabled vehicle in the roadway at the listed location. One individual was subsequently arrested for possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
FEBRUARY 6
LONG TIME COMING
Police Pl.
Fraud: An officer met with the victim who wanted to report a case of fraud that occurred to their account at the Railroad Credit Union in July 2015.
NO ONE’S HOME
3700 block of Capri Coast Dr.
Residential burglary: An officer met with a construction company employee who advised that an unknown individual removed a Whirlpool washer and Whirlpool dryer — each valued at $500 — from the home under construction at the listed location.
FEBRUARY 8
NEW CHARGES
200 block of Lovely Ct.
Fraud: An offer met with the victim who advised that their credit card was used to make a $24 purchase at Walmart.com.