AUGUST 28 

BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE 

At 11:20 AM, an officer was dispatched to the report of a BMV in the 5000 block of Airline Road. The victim stated that her vehicle was entered without permission and that its contents were in disarray. She left the vehicle at approximately 9:00 AM and returned to find her sunglasses missing at 11:20 AM. No evidence or damage was found on the vehicle. 

FAILURE TO LEAVE ID AT ACCIDENT 

An officer responded to a walk-in report at the HPDPS building. A white female stated that she was traveling Westbound in the 4600 block of Mockingbird Lane in bumper-to-bumper traffic. At one point, her foot slipped and she rear-ended the vehicle in front of her. She pulled over to talk to the other vehicle driver, but she lost sight of them. The reporting person wanted police to be aware of the incident for insurance purposes and in case the other person attempts litigation. 

THEFT OF PROPERTY 

At approximately 4:30 PM, an officer was dispatched to a store in the HPSV in response to a theft that happened ten minutes before. The representative stated that a large black male had entered the shop, evaluated some items, then left. The reporting person then found that the clothing items the man had liked were missing. He left in a car that was waiting outside with another driver. 

FOUND PROPERTY 

An officer responded to a report of found property in the 3500 block of Beverly Drive. The resident stated that he found a silver gun magazine outside of his home and did not know who it belonged to. The magazine was placed in an evidence locker. 


AUGUST 29 

THEFT OF PROPERTY 

At 2:17 PM, an officer was working as a security guard at the HPSV. He received a call stating that a skinny white male had committed a theft. He walked into a boutique, grabbed five bags, and fled the scene without paying. A getaway car helped the man escape. The bags stolen total at $10,980 in value. 


AUGUST 30 

THEFT OF PROPERTY 

A resident logged onto her Amazon account at 11:55 PM to check on the status of some deliveries. She was able to determine that the products had already been delivered, but when she went to check her porch, they were not htere. She believes that between 10:24 PM and 11:55 PM, someone stole the packages from her home in the 4500 block of Versailles. 


AUGUST 31 

BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE 

At approximately 8:25 AM, an officer met with a resident who stated that between 3:45 PM the day before and 4:30 AM the day of, someone entered her unlocked vehicle and removed her purse, which was left on the passenger side of the vehicle. There was no damage to the vehicle, which was parked in the 4500 block of Rheims Place. Her purse was found in the bushes nearby but the wallet had been stolen.  


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