Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Tuesday Crime Report
Theft
Deputies responded to a home on Waterloo Road Monday where the resident reported several items had been stolen from his yard. Hand tools, an air tank, fifty-foot air hose, two phone chargers, and several items of children’s clothing were reported missing. Loss was estimated at around $600.
Theft
A resident of South Old Military Road in Saint Joseph filed a report with deputies on Monday, stating that someone had cut the fence at the rear of his property. It appeared that the only item missing was a sickle bar mower that fits a Super C Farmall tractor. It had an estimated value of $300. Damages totaled another $100.
Vehicle burglary
Deputies spoke with a man at the sheriff’s department Monday, who informed them that items had been stolen from inside his truck during the weekend. He said that he had been riding in West Point, just off Wisdom Road, and had left his truck in a parking area. He returned to find that his wallet and the contents were missing. He told deputies that he reported that his debit card had been stolen and only moments later someone had attempted to use it to make a purchase at Walmart in Lawrenceburg. Another purchase attempt had been made that day in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The victim said that the culprit had likely entered his truck through a rear sliding window.
Burglary/theft
Deputies were called to a Barnsville Road property in Summertown on Saturday where the victim reported several items had been stolen. She said that the property had belonged to her deceased father. Since the previous Saturday she said someone had taken several tools, a Snapper push mower, ringer washing machine, and two plows. She reported that a window on the house had been broken and a gate near the barn had been bent. She said that she had noticed a red Chevrolet S-10 truck in the driveway a few days prior, but was unable to provide a license plate number. Loss is estimated to total $1,150.
