St. Peters Police Blotter: Stolen Laptops and Egged Cars Edition

The following are selected reports from the St. Peters Police Department from July 1, to July 8, 2011.

• Incident No. 15454: Burglary, residence, 4800 block of Greenburg Drive. Unknown person(s) stole victim’s laptop, camera and video camera from unattended, open garage. 
• Incident No. 15456: Stealing, felony, 1900 block of Golden Hills Drive. Unknown person(s) stole victims tires and rims off of vehicle in unattended, open garage.
• Incident No. 15473: Stealing, felony, 1300 block of Mid Rivers Mall. Two unknown black females stole 10 shirts from store and fled the scene. Females exited the mall parking lot in a white Pontiac Grand Am.
• Incident No. 15547: Property damage, 1300 Harvestowne Industrial Drive. Unknown person(s) spray-painted building for the second time in a week.
• Incident No. 15657:Burglary, residence, 1000 block of Pegasus Circle. Unknown person forced entry into victim’s home, stealing numerous items. Active investigation.
• Incident No. 15662: Property damage, 600 block of Country Lake Drive. Unknown person egged victim’s vehicle, causing damage.
• Incident No. 15665: Stealing, felony, 1400 block of Garden Valley Drive. False report.
• Incident No. 15780: Burglary, residence,1st block of Julie Lane. Unknown person forced entry into victim’s home, stealing numerous items. Surrounding neighbors had items stolen from their unlocked vehicles during the same time frame. Active investigation.
• Incident No. 15892: Property damage, 1st block of Haverford Court. Mailbox damaged by fireworks by an unknown person.
• Incident No. 15944: Stealing, felony, 1400 block of Carnegie Drive. Various items stolen from apartment by family acquaintances. Two suspects arrested and charged with the theft.
• Incident No. 15979: Property damage, 100 block of Waterside Crossing. Mailbox damaged by unknown person.
• Incident No. 16024-Property damage, 100 block of Sierra Drive. Siding damaged by unknown person. Dent is consistent with a BB pellet. No suspects at this time.