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Irondequoit —
Officers with the Irondequoit police investigated the following incidents between Feb. 7 and Feb. 10:
On Feb. 7, officers investigated a breaking and entering report on Governor Terrace that happened sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. Someone gained entry through a locked rear window.
On Feb. 7, officers responded to a reported commercial breaking and entering and burglary on Titus Avenue. Police put together a detail Feb. 8, and a suspect was taken into custody while attempting to commit a second burglary.
On Feb. 7, officer responded to a theft on Portland Avenue. A vehicle was taken from an apartment complex by a known female friend.
On Feb. 7, Officer McCabe stopped a suspicious person on Empire Boulevard and learned through her investigation that the man had a credit card which had been stolen from a vehicle on Shelford Road. The man was charged with possessing stolen property.
On Feb. 7, Officer Laird interviewed a suspect who was arrested in Brighton and charged with committing residential burglaries and cleared several open cases when the suspect admitted to: a vehicle larceny on Thorndyke Road on Nov. 30; a residential burglary on Pontiac Drive on Oct. 28; stealing a vehicle on Somershire Drive on July 23; a residential burglary on Wimbledon Road on Nov. 30; and a vehicle theft on Simpson Road on Jan. 2. The man remains in custody.
On Feb. 8, an officer responded to a breaking and entering report on Kiniry Drive that took place between 7 p.m. Feb. 7 and 1 p.m. Feb. 8, when someone gained entry through an unlocked rear window.
On Thursday, Feb. 9, an officer responded to breaking and entering report on St. Paul Boulevard. Someone broke into a vacant home and stole copper piping.
On Friday, Feb. 10, thefts from unlocked vehicles were reported on Barry Road and two vehicles on Rawlinson Road.
Call 911 immediately to report any suspicious activity, or if you have information on the above crimes.
On Feb. 7, officers investigated a breaking and entering report on Governor Terrace that happened sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. Someone gained entry through a locked rear window.
On Feb. 7, officers responded to a reported commercial breaking and entering and burglary on Titus Avenue. Police put together a detail Feb. 8, and a suspect was taken into custody while attempting to commit a second burglary.
On Feb. 7, officer responded to a theft on Portland Avenue. A vehicle was taken from an apartment complex by a known female friend.
On Feb. 7, Officer McCabe stopped a suspicious person on Empire Boulevard and learned through her investigation that the man had a credit card which had been stolen from a vehicle on Shelford Road. The man was charged with possessing stolen property.
On Feb. 7, Officer Laird interviewed a suspect who was arrested in Brighton and charged with committing residential burglaries and cleared several open cases when the suspect admitted to: a vehicle larceny on Thorndyke Road on Nov. 30; a residential burglary on Pontiac Drive on Oct. 28; stealing a vehicle on Somershire Drive on July 23; a residential burglary on Wimbledon Road on Nov. 30; and a vehicle theft on Simpson Road on Jan. 2. The man remains in custody.
On Feb. 8, an officer responded to a breaking and entering report on Kiniry Drive that took place between 7 p.m. Feb. 7 and 1 p.m. Feb. 8, when someone gained entry through an unlocked rear window.
On Thursday, Feb. 9, an officer responded to breaking and entering report on St. Paul Boulevard. Someone broke into a vacant home and stole copper piping.
On Friday, Feb. 10, thefts from unlocked vehicles were reported on Barry Road and two vehicles on Rawlinson Road.
Call 911 immediately to report any suspicious activity, or if you have information on the above crimes.
Officers with the Irondequoit police investigated the following incidents between Feb. 7 and Feb. 10:
On Feb. 7, officers investigated a breaking and entering report on Governor Terrace that happened sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. Someone gained entry through a locked rear window.
On Feb. 7, officers responded to a reported commercial breaking and entering and burglary on Titus Avenue. Police put together a detail Feb. 8, and a suspect was taken into custody while attempting to commit a second burglary.
On Feb. 7, officer responded to a theft on Portland Avenue. A vehicle was taken from an apartment complex by a known female friend.
On Feb. 7, Officer McCabe stopped a suspicious person on Empire Boulevard and learned through her investigation that the man had a credit card which had been stolen from a vehicle on Shelford Road. The man was charged with possessing stolen property.
On Feb. 7, Officer Laird interviewed a suspect who was arrested in Brighton and charged with committing residential burglaries and cleared several open cases when the suspect admitted to: a vehicle larceny on Thorndyke Road on Nov. 30; a residential burglary on Pontiac Drive on Oct. 28; stealing a vehicle on Somershire Drive on July 23; a residential burglary on Wimbledon Road on Nov. 30; and a vehicle theft on Simpson Road on Jan. 2. The man remains in custody.
On Feb. 8, an officer responded to a breaking and entering report on Kiniry Drive that took place between 7 p.m. Feb. 7 and 1 p.m. Feb. 8, when someone gained entry through an unlocked rear window.
On Thursday, Feb. 9, an officer responded to breaking and entering report on St. Paul Boulevard. Someone broke into a vacant home and stole copper piping.
On Friday, Feb. 10, thefts from unlocked vehicles were reported on Barry Road and two vehicles on Rawlinson Road.
Call 911 immediately to report any suspicious activity, or if you have information on the above crimes.
On Feb. 7, officers investigated a breaking and entering report on Governor Terrace that happened sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. Someone gained entry through a locked rear window.
On Feb. 7, officers responded to a reported commercial breaking and entering and burglary on Titus Avenue. Police put together a detail Feb. 8, and a suspect was taken into custody while attempting to commit a second burglary.
On Feb. 7, officer responded to a theft on Portland Avenue. A vehicle was taken from an apartment complex by a known female friend.
On Feb. 7, Officer McCabe stopped a suspicious person on Empire Boulevard and learned through her investigation that the man had a credit card which had been stolen from a vehicle on Shelford Road. The man was charged with possessing stolen property.
On Feb. 7, Officer Laird interviewed a suspect who was arrested in Brighton and charged with committing residential burglaries and cleared several open cases when the suspect admitted to: a vehicle larceny on Thorndyke Road on Nov. 30; a residential burglary on Pontiac Drive on Oct. 28; stealing a vehicle on Somershire Drive on July 23; a residential burglary on Wimbledon Road on Nov. 30; and a vehicle theft on Simpson Road on Jan. 2. The man remains in custody.
On Feb. 8, an officer responded to a breaking and entering report on Kiniry Drive that took place between 7 p.m. Feb. 7 and 1 p.m. Feb. 8, when someone gained entry through an unlocked rear window.
On Thursday, Feb. 9, an officer responded to breaking and entering report on St. Paul Boulevard. Someone broke into a vacant home and stole copper piping.
On Friday, Feb. 10, thefts from unlocked vehicles were reported on Barry Road and two vehicles on Rawlinson Road.
Call 911 immediately to report any suspicious activity, or if you have information on the above crimes.
