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CHURCH RD 6/20 License plate reported stolen from victim’s vehicle.
IVAN RD 6/29 Eagle Cove. Suspects admitted to entering victim’s vehicle and stealing the property.
WALNUT COVE CT 7/04 Cameron Run. License plates reported stolen from a 1991 BMW.
MELODY RD 7/09 Garland Heights. License plates reported stolen from a 1977 Ford LTD. Vehicle was parked in front of the victim’s residence.
BERMUDA CROSSROAD LN 7/10 Bermuda Crossroad Shopping Center. The suspect entered the salon and stated that he was interested in looking at the vacant store next door. He then asked the victim if she knew where the electrical box was located. She assisted him in looking for it and went to the rear of the business. Upon heading back toward the main entrance, the victim saw that the subject had his pants unzipped and his genitalia exposed.
CALDWELL AVE 7/10 Grindall Creek Park. Suspect used a rock to break the glass out of a bedroom window, then tried to pry the window open. It was unclear whether entry was actually gained to the interior.
HICKORY RD 7/10 Matoaca Middle School Annex. Entry was gained to the school through an exterior window. Nothing appeared to be missing at the time of the report.
KINGSLAND RD 7/10 Unknown suspect made entry to the residence via an unlocked door. The owner’s son was home at the time and the suspect fled without disturbing anything.
MEADOWDALE BL 7/10 Regency Lake Apartments. Property reported stolen from victim’s unlocked vehicle.
OAK HOLLOW RD 7/10 Oak Hollow. Victim observed unknown suspect attempting to enter his locked Toyota Camry, which was parked in his driveway. Entry was not gained.
W HUNDRED RD 7/10 Farm Bureau. Attempted entry to the business through the front and rear doors, as well as a window. Footprints were found on both doors and pry marks were found on the window. Entry was not gained.
CARROLL LN 7/11 Bellwood Manor. Three unlocked vehicles were entered and the property was reported stolen. All vehicles were parked at the residence.
COVE DR 7/11 Harbour East Village. Entry was gained to the residence, possibly through a rear locked door, and property removed from a bedroom.
IRON BRIDGE PZ 7/11 Suspicious fire occurred at an apartment complex under construction.
LEAFYCREEK DR 7/11 Huntingcreek Hills. Unlocked red Ford F250 entered and the property was reported stolen. Vehicle was parked outside the victim’s residence.
LEOPOLD CR 7/11 King’s Forest. Swing set found on fire in victim’s backyard.
PANOLA RD 7/11 Meadowdale. Victim advised that while on her way to the 7-11 near McGuire Hospital, she willingly entered the suspect’s vehicle for a ride. The victim said the suspect drove her to a house, but was unsure whether the house was located in Chesterfield County or Richmond City. The suspect, who left the house sometime later, repeatedly assaulted the victim.
SHERBOURNE RD 7/11 Sherbourne Heights. Unlocked green 1985 Chevrolet entered; at this time, nothing was reported stolen. Vehicle was parked in the victim’s driveway.
TWILA LN 7/11 Alice Heights. Front license plates stolen from victim’s 1998 GMC Savanna van, parked in the victim’s driveway.
WALMSLEY BL 7/11 CMO Sign Services. Unknown suspect/s smashed the glass out of the front door of the business in order to gain entry, which activated an alarm. The interior was quickly rummaged through and property taken prior to officers arriving on the scene. The lights over the front door were also found unscrewed.
BURNT OAK DR 7/12 Ivywalk Apartments. Victim returned home to find the top lock on his front door locked, preventing entry. He advised that the lock could only be secured from the inside. The property had been removed. The rear sliding glass door was found slightly open, with pry marks on the frame.
CASTLEWOOD RD 7/12 Known suspects kicked the victim’s vehicle and then attempted to enter her residence by kicking the front door.
DALEBROOK DR 7/12 Complainant observed the suspects pour gasoline on some tires and set them on fire.
DORSEY RD 7/12 Entry to residence, which is currently vacant and for sale, was gained via an unlocked rear door. Property removed.
EMORY OAK LN 7/12 Oakmont. Wallet stolen from victim’s 1992 Toyota Camry.
PANO DR 7/12 Kimberly Acres. Unlocked 2001 Honda Accord entered; at this time, nothing was reported stolen. Vehicle was parked at the victim’s residence.
RANSOM HILLS TR 7/12 Proctor’s Point. Unknown suspect/s forced entry to the residence by breaking the door frame. Nothing was reported stolen.
WHITE PICKETT LN 7/12 Ashton Woods North. Victim had been visiting at the location and had left her vehicle locked while she was inside the residence. During the time there, her son had gone out to the vehicle to retrieve something. She later found the vehicle unlocked with the items missing.
WILLIS RD 7/12 Ramada Inn – South. Victim was shot in the leg in the parking lot of the location.
BENSLEY PARK BL 7/13 Winchester Green Apartments. Suspect/s pried the front door open in order to gain entry to the residence.
BURNT OAK DR 7/13 Ivywalk Apartments. Rear sliding glass door pried open and property taken.
LADUE RD 7/13 Salem Woods. Known suspect entered the residence through an unlocked door and took cash from a bedroom.
LOGANWOOD DR 7/13 Happy Hill Farms. Victim and suspect were involved in a physical altercation that carried over inside the victim’s residence. Entry was gained through an open door.
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