- Larceny from Vehicle/Destruction of Property, W Broad St, Nov 27, between 5:30 AM and 6:17 AM, an unknown suspect broke the front passenger window of a vehicle took a purse from the front passenger seat.
- Larceny from Vehicle/Destruction of Property, W Broad St, Nov 27, between 5 AM and 6:17 AM, an unknown suspect broke into a vehicle and took a purse.
- Unlawful Entry/Destruction of Property, W Broad St, Nov 28, 12 AM, an unknown suspect unlawfully entered a locked business suite inside a shopping plaza, damaging the door to the business in the process. The unknown suspect is described as a black male in his 50s, wearing a blue winter hat, gray jacket, black pants, and dark boots.
- Trespassing, W Broad St, Nov 29, 7:27 AM, a white male, 29, of no fixed address, was arrested for trespassing.
- Shoplifting, W Broad St, Nov 30, 3:35 PM, an unknown suspect took items of value without paying. The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 30 years of age, wearing a green winter coat and blue jeans.
- Destruction of Property, Lynn Pl, Dec 2, 8:15 AM, an incident of graffiti was reported to have occurred.
- Fraud – Obtain Money by False Pretenses, S Lee St, Dec 2, 11:10 AM, an unknown suspect posted a fake rental property listing online and obtained money from the victims.
- Fraud – Identity Theft, W Annandale Rd, Dec 3, 6:30 PM, an unknown suspect obtained the victim’s banking information and transferred money to another account.
- Larceny from Vehicle/Destruction of Property, E Broad St, Dec 3, between 5:56 PM and 6:50 PM, an unknown suspect broke the front passenger window of a vehicle and took a bag from the passenger seat.
- Larceny from Vehicle/Destruction of Property, E Broad St, Dec 3, between 6 PM and 6:50 PM, an unknown suspect broke the rear passenger window of a vehicle and took a purse.
- Destruction of Property, E Broad St, Dec 3, between 5:01 PM and 6:50 PM, an unknown suspect broke the front passenger window of a vehicle.
The More Artificial the World Gets, the More People Crave Something Real
The older I get and the longer I spend inside the News-Press, the more I realize the thing we were actually producing all these years was never just a newspaper.
