Police Blotter
Police Blotter: May 21, 2008
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May 21, 2008 - 4:50:11 PM

cosmic rd 5/09 Regency Lake Apartments. Taupe 2002 Lexus LS430 entered and property reported stolen.

gaffney ct 5/09 Quail Oaks. Known suspect entered the residence through an unlocked window, but left when confronted by the resident.

meadowdale bl 5/09 Regency Lake Apartments. Black 1999 BMW 528i stolen from residence.

meadowdale bl 5/09 Meadowdale Townhouses. Victim was walking back from the Food Lion when the suspects approached him near the location. One suspect asked the victim what he had in his pockets and then displayed a handgun. Realizing the gun was a pellet/BB gun, the victim did not give them anything. The suspects then walked away.

mimms dr 5/09 County Jail. Unknown suspect/s attempted to enter a patrol vehicle.

south st 5/09 Blue 1979 Buick LaSabre entered and property reported stolen.

troycott pl 5/09 Patterson Park. Victim returned home to find the suspect inside, carrying away the victim’s large flat screen TV. As the suspect began to walk out with the victim’s property, he threatened to shoot the victim if he tried to stop him.

chester rd 5/10 Catalytic converter stolen from victim’s Isuzu Trooper, which was parked in the residential yard.

main st 5/10 Blue 2003 Dodge taken from residence by victim’s son.

meadowdale bl 5/10 Regency Lake Apartments. Unlocked 2002 burgundy Chevrolet entered and property reported stolen.

meredith hill tr 5/10 Ashton Woods North. Entry gained to the residence through the rear door, possibly using a hidden key. Property reported stolen.

s beulah rd 5/10 Beulah Apartments. Entry gained to the victim’s apartment and property stolen. No signs of forced entry were found.

hartwell dr 5/11 Falling Creek Court. Victim was entering his vehicle when the four suspects approached and forced him into the back seat of his car. Three of the four got into the rear seat with the victim as the fourth suspect drove. As they drove around the Walmsley/Belmont Rd. area, one suspect placed a black handgun to the victim’s head, telling him to cooperate or they would shoot him. The victim advised he was able to jump out of the car as it was moving and escape.

jefferson davis hwy 5/11 2006 red Quingqui scooter stolen from residence.

meadowdale bl 5/11 Cell phone stolen from unlocked red 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix.

n enon church rd 5/11 Reynolds Metals Co. Unknown suspect/s entered the fenced-in lot through a hole in the fence. Suspect/s entered several trailers inside the lot and took property from inside of them. Several locks were cut from the trailers.

old bermuda hundred rd 5/11 Property was stolen from the residence when suspect/s entered through an unlocked door.

river rd 5/11 Ford Ranger discovered on fire at location.

tinsberry dr 5/11 Tinsberry Trace. Rear door forced open and property taken.

vernetta ln 5/11 Beverly Acres. Tom Tom GPS, mounting bracket, and power cable stolen from unlocked green 2000 Lincoln Navigator.

brenspark rd 5/12 Courthouse Woods. Honda XR80 stolen from the rear yard of the residence.

freedom ln 5/12 Suspect/s attempted to gain entry through the back of the garage by breaking one of the small panes of glass on the rear garage door that faces the woods.

little creek ln 5/12 Suspect/s broke out a side window in order to gain entry to the vacant rental property. Property was stolen.

willis rd 5/12 BP. Suspect placed an item for purchase on the counter. When the drawer opened, the suspect displayed a knife and demanded the money. After grabbing some cash out of the drawer, the suspect left.

beulah oaks ln 5/13 EMC Mortgage. Rear door to vacant residence kicked in, with property taken.

brookshire d 5/13 Ravensdale. Glass in rear door broken out with a brick. Officers in the area located the suspect, taking him into custody.

exwick ct 5/13 Kimberly Acres. Witness observed two vehicles at the victim’s residence with subjects carrying items out.

galena ave 5/13 Quail Oaks. License plate stolen from 1984 Ford Ranger.

hackney rd 5/13 Jessup Farms. Entry to residence gained via an unlocked rear window. Property removed.

ruffin mill rd 5/13 Southern Maintenance Services. Entry gained to warehouse via one of the side bay doors that are not secured.

alfalfa ln 5/14 Bellwood Maisonette Apartments. Yellow 2007 Lifan LF50QT moped stolen from residence.

green cedar ln 5/14 Treemont. Property taken from victim’s unlocked residential shed.

iron bridge rd 5/14 Chesterfield Meadows West. Items stolen from construction site.

jefferson davis hwy 5/14 Devader Auto Shop. Suspects were observed attempting to drive a
convertible Chrysler off the lot of the location. The vehicle, which was being worked on, had been left unlocked with the keys inside.

jefferson davis hwy 5/14 Unknown suspect/s gained entry to the vacant business by prying the locks from a rear door. Property was taken.

whetstone rd 5/14 Meadowbrook Apartments. White 2003 Ford Expedition stolen from apartment parking lot.

whitepine rd 5/14 Air Excellence Inc. Suspect/s gained access to a locked garage and took item from inside.

whitepine rd 5/14 Chesterfield Industrial Park. Two vans had their tailpipes cut from their mufflers.

arbor lake dr 5/15 Arbor Lake Apartments. Unlocked silver 2008 Nissan Xterra stolen from apartment.

dottie dr 5/15 Greenleigh Mobile Homes. Victim heard loud knocking on the front and rear doors. Later, she discovered someone had removed the screen from a rear window. Entry was not gained. Property was taken off the porch.

iron bridge rd 5/15 Blockbuster. Officers responded to an alarm at the business and found the suspect inside. The suspect had used a key to gain entry to the business.

jefferson davis hwy 5/15 DuPont. Catalytic converter stolen from 1996 Toyota Tacoma.  

lucy corr bl 5/15 Property reported stolen from 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser.

overridge dr 515 Greenbriar. Suspect/s entered the crawlspace of two homes under construction and took property from underneath.

wentworth st 5/16 Lafayette Apartments. Two suspects entered the unlocked apartment and assaulted one of the victims.

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