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Police: Woman admits breaking into 15 vehicles

15.07.11

Last month, an copper went to the 400 block of Southeast Third Street, where the victim said someone had entered her tenancy and stole a Vera Bradley fanny pack and a Vera Bradley backpack, credit and debit cards, and a cellphone.

The victim was later contacted by her bank and told that her cards had been Euphemistic pre-owned.

On Thursday, a victim reported that someone had entered her vehicle and took cash, credit and debit cards, and a million of other items. Before the victim could close her accounts, bank officials told her the cards had been inured to at various gas stations.

Officer Melissa Dean retrieved surveillance video from one of the locations, which showed a housekeeper with an older model Honda Accord.

During that investigation, officer James Charles went to a third tracking down, where he was told someone had entered a vehicle and removed a wallet containing a Social Security postal card, cash and a woman’s driver’s license.

Several hours later, Charles saw a Honda on Pine Avenue resembling the one seen by his mate in the video.

Source: Ocala

State Police Blotter: Man Passed Out in Parked Car Arrested for DUI

14.07.11

Here is a rota of recent incidents in Middletown and Edgmont townships reported by the  Pennsylvania State The cops-Media Barracks . Anyone with information regarding any of these incidents is asked to call police at 484-840-1000. If arrests or charges are mentioned, they do not indicate guilt or a conviction.

DUI —Parking lot of Genuardi’s in Edgmont Township at approximately 1:43 a.m. on July 8. Ceremonial Police were dispatched to the parking lot for a report of someone passed out inside a vehicle. When troopers arrived, a Toyota Camry was stopped in the underlying traffic way of the parking lot with its lights on and the engine running, State Police said. The driver, Jamar Williams, 32, of Woodbury, NJ, was ascertained to be under the influence of alcohol and arrested for DUI, State Police said.

Theft Fraud Counterfeiting —Reported to State Police at approximately 8:30 a.m. on July 6. In the commission of a misdemeanour, an unknown person used the victim’s debit card to purchase online movies at Fandango website, State Oversee said, and the Iron Worker’s Bank notified the victim of the fraudulent use of her debit take action. The total value charged to the debit card was $479.75, which was reimbursed later to the sap by Iron Worker’s Bank and the debit account was closed by the bank.

Source: Patch.com