THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1994, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Thursday, October 13, 1994 TAG: 9410140740
SECTION: SUFFOLK SUN PAGE: 18 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Long : 246 lines
The crimes listed below were reported to the Suffolk Police Department. Because they are initial reports, they are allegations only, and may or may not have resulted in criminal charges.
DISTRICT A
Grand larceny: 6700 block Burbage Lake Circle, Sept. 29, someone removed a Pioneer CD stereo from a vehicle.
Residential breaking and entering: 6100 block Brookwood Drive, Sept. 29, someone removed a Toshiba microwave, a Zenith TV, a Hitachi TV, an Emerson TV, a Tandy word processor, an Epson printer, a Kenwood receiver, a Kenwood amp, a pair of Technique speakers, a pair of Optical speakers, a CD player and equalizer, an Aika single cassette deck tape player, a VCR, a Smith Corona typewriter and various video tapes.
Throwing missiles at occupied vehicle: 4900 block Sleepy Hole Road, Sept. 30, a suspect threw a tree branch and a metal pipe through a car window.
Assault and battery: 5900 block College Drive, Sept. 30, a woman reported that her husband slapped her in the face during an argument.
Felonious assault: 5900 block College Drive, Sept. 30, a man reported that his stepson struck him in the head with a baseball bat during an argument.
Hit and run - property damage: 6000 block College Drive, Oct. 1, someone hit a 1988 Plymouth Horizon.
Vandalism: 3600 block Deerfield Drive, Oct. 1, someone broke a car window.
Forgery: 6000 block College Drive, Oct. 2, a woman signed three summonses in another name.
Assault and battery: 4600 block Hardy Drive, Oct. 2, a man reported that he was punched in the mouth by one of two suspects.
Attempted murder: 6900 block Crittenden Road, Oct. 3, someone kicked in a front door and cut a victim in the throat.
Vandalism: 4100 block Berwyn Way, Oct. 3, a juvenile was observed spray painting a fence.
Vandalism: 7000 block College Drive, Oct. 5, a woman said someone slashed her car tire.
Grand larceny: 100 block Sleepy Point Way, Oct. 5, someone removed a camera valued at $200, a leather coat valued at $200, a man's trench coat valued at $150, shoes valued at $40 and $400 cash.
DISTRICT B
Petty larceny: 6000 block Godwin Blvd., Sept. 29, someone pumped $50 worth of gas without paying.
Hit and run - property damage: Route 58 and Pitchkettle Road, Sept. 29, a woman reported that a pickup truck moved into her lane causing her to run off the road and strike a guardrail.
Assault and battery: 3300 block Nansemond Parkway, Sept. 30, a suspect struck a man with his fist.
Hit and run - property damage: 2300 block Nansemond Parkway, Oct. 1, a vehicle flipped over in a yard. The driver fled the scene.
Residential breaking and entering: 2200 block Wilroy Road, Oct. 1, a suspect removed women's clothing valued at $300, two fishing rods and reels valued at $100, an Emerson AM/FM cassette and CD player valued at $200.
Petty larceny: 3000 block Godwin Blvd., someone removed three Kwickset keyed entryknobs and deadbolt sets valued at $72.72.
Vandalism: 200 block Widgeon Court, Oct. 1, someone broke a sliding glass door.
Assault and battery: 200 block Sparrow Road, Oct. 1, a woman said that her husband punched her several times in the face.
Grand larceny: 400 block Pembroke Lane, Oct. 3, someone removed several tons of building stone valued at $400.
Arson: 3300 block Nansemond Parkway, Oct. 5, someone set fire to a plastic trash can.
Grand larceny: 3300 block Pruden Blvd., Oct. 5, someone removed the headpiece to a flute valued at $250.
Vandalism: 200 block Abingdon Circle, Oct. 5, someone put a dent in a vehicle.
Destruction of property: 3000 block Godwin Blvd., Oct. 5, a suspect, driving in Lowe's parking lot, struck a light pole causing $350 damage.
Concealed weapon: Route 460 and Kings Fork Road, Oct. 5, a .22 caliber handgun was found during a search.
DISTRICT C
Petty larceny: Linden Avenue at Ashley Avenue, Sept. 29, someone took a bicycle.
Assault and battery: Linden Avenue at Ashley Avenue, Sept. 29, a man reported that he and a suspect got into an altercation.
Conceal merchandise: 800 block West Constance Road, Sept. 29, a woman reported that a man put two boxes of Tylenol valued at $5 into his pocket.
Petty larceny: 1700 block North Main St., Sept. 30, someone removed a Pioneer stereo from a vehicle.
Forgery and uttering: 200 block West Washington St., Sept. 30, a woman cashed a U.S. Treasury check valued at $446.
Petty larceny: 1400 block North Main St., Sept. 30, two juveniles removed two pairs of tennis shoes.
Aggravated sexual battery: 200 block Pine St., Sept. 30, complainant reported being fondled by a suspect.
Assault on police officer: 400 block Wilson St., Oct. 1, a suspect pushed a police officer in the chest and attempted to strike the officer with closed fists.
Petty larceny: 1400 block North Main St., Oct. 1, a suspect concealed a dress valued at $29.
Assault and battery: 900 block Brook Ave., Oct. 1, a woman said a suspect hit her several times in the head and ripped her shirt off.
Strong-arm robbery: 300 block West Washington St., Oct. 2, an unknown male demanded money from a man.
Petty larceny: 100 block Chestnut St., Oct. 2, someone took a bicycle.
Vandalism: 2500 block Pruden Blvd., Oct. 2, someone broke a car window and removed four hubcaps.
Assault and battery: 100 block Clay St., Oct. 2, a suspect pushed a man off a porch.
Grand larceny: 400 block Jackson St., Oct. 3, someone removed two bicycles valued at $200.
Hit and run: 1400 block North Main St., Oct. 3, a man said someone struck his vehicle.
Residential breaking and entering: 700 block Jones St., Oct. 3, someone removed a gold chain, a diamond watch, a diamond ring, a pearl necklace, a diamond ring, two gold bracelets and various jewelry items valued at $10,000.
Destruction of city property: 500 block North Main St., Oct. 3, someone stabbed a car tire.
Possession of marijuana: 2000 block North Main St., Oct. 3, a substance believed to be marijuana was found during a search.
Petty larceny: 800 block West Washington St., Oct. 5, someone pumped $11.39 worth of gas without paying.
Petty larceny: 600 block Third Ave., Oct. 5, a suspect removed a wallet valued at $15 and a $15 check.
Felonious assault: Garfield Avenue and Pitchkettle Road, Oct. 5, a man was shot in the middle finger.
DISTRICT D
Vandalism: 100 block Hall Ave., Sept. 29, someone broke an office window.
Embezzlement: Walnut Street, Sept. 29, a suspect embezzled funds.
Felony vandalism: 200 block Locust St., Sept. 29, a suspect scratched a name in a wet concrete driveway causing $1,500 damage.
Grand larceny: 500 block Kissimmee Ave., Sept. 29, someone removed a bicycle valued at $270.
Felony vandalism: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Sept. 30, three juveniles were seen kicking over 38 tombstones.
Malicious wounding: County Street, Sept. 30, a woman reported being struck in the head with an unknown object.
Residential breaking and entering: 700 block Adams St., Sept. 30, someone removed a .38 caliber revolver and a wallet containing $50.
Residential breaking and entering: 100 block Walnut St., Sept. 30, someone forced open a back door and removed a diamond ring valued at $150, a Dallas Cowboys ring valued at $118, two Hamilton watches valued at $500, a Bulova watch valued at $150, a gold tiger's-eye men's ring, a .32 caliber revolver valued at $200, a check for $160, a check for $115, a Norelco electric razor valued at $34, $30 cash, and a 1934 ten-dollar bill.
Vandalism: Beech and Bank streets, Sept. 30, three men threw a brick through a windshield.
Petty larceny: 600 block Carolina Road, Sept. 30, someone removed a bicycle.
Petty larceny: 600 block Clary's Drive, Sept. 30, someone removed a wallet from a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 600 block Carolina Road, Sept. 30, someone removed two 12-packs of Schlitz Malt Liquor Bull.
Possession of cocaine with intent to distribute: 100 block Cover Court, Sept. 30, a substance believed to be cocaine was found during a search.
Possession of marijuana: 100 block Dover Court, Sept. 30, a substance believed to be marijuana was found during a search.
Grand larceny: 1200 block Clary's Drive, Sept. 30, someone removed a Pioneer AM/FM stereo from a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 600 block Carolina Road, Oct. 1, someone paid $5 for $16.65 worth of gas.
Petty larceny: 100 block Katherine St., Oct. 1, someone removed a stereo from a vehicle.
Grand larceny: 600 block Factory St., Oct. 1, someone removed carpet valued at $360 and linoleum valued at $71.60.
Petty larceny: 400 block Carolina Road, Oct. 1, a suspect left a store with beer without paying.
Residential breaking and entering: 300 block Finney Ave., Oct. 1, a woman reported that when she arrived home someone ran out her front door and struck her in the face.
Strong-arm robbery: Hill and North Main streets, Oct. 2, a man said two suspects approached him, hit him in the face and demanded his money.
Petty larceny: 1100 block Myrtle St., Oct. 2, someone removed a radio from a vehicle.
Grand larceny: 400 block County St., Oct. 2, someone removed two tires and rims from a trailer.
Residential break-in: 100 block Oak Dale Terrace, Oct. 2, a woman reported that someone entered her home and removed two purses from her bedroom.
Hit and run - property damage: 200 block Lewis Ave., Oct. 2, someone struck a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 100 block East Washington St., Oct. 3, someone removed a Metro-Media beeper valued at $100 from a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 2200 block Alabama Ave., Oct. 3, someone removed a city decal from a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 1500 block Freeney Ave., Oct. 3, someone removed a truck battery.
Vandalism: 200 block Pinner St., Oct. 3, someone broke a brick railing causing $50 damage.
Vandalism: Saratoga Street, Oct. 5, someone broke a car window.
Petty larceny: 400 block Webb St., Oct. 5, someone removed a car battery.
Throwing missiles at moving vehicle: East Washington and Pinner streets, Oct. 5, two juveniles threw rocks at a vehicle.
Felonious assault: East Washington and Pinner streets, Oct. 5, a suspect hit a man with a brick.
Petty larceny: 200 block Raleigh Ave., Oct. 5, someone removed a sweat shirt from a clothesline.
Grand larceny: 300 block Van Buren Ave., Oct. 5, someone removed three rooms of carpet, a bathroom vanity with sink, two light fixtures and a bucket of paint.
Assault and battery: South Main Street and Hall Avenue, Oct. 5, a man said he was struck on the head.
DISTRICT E
Vandalism: 200 block Kenyon Road, Sept. 30, a man reported seeing a vehicle being driven in front of a school causing damage to the grass.
Residential breaking and entering: 700 block Lummis Road, Oct. 1, someone removed a revolver valued at $200.
Vandalism: 200 block Kenyon Road, Oct. 3, someone damaged the front fender of a vehicle.
Petty larceny: 6200 block Holland Road, Oct. 3, a suspect took a carton of cigarettes.
Petty larceny: 6900 block Elwood Road, Oct. 5, a woman said someone removed $112 cash from her purse.
DISTRICT F
Petty larceny: 100 block Robertson St., Sept. 29, someone has been removing small amounts of change from a soda machine.
Residential breaking and entering: 2400 block Hosier Road, Sept. 29, someone removed a kerosene heater valued at $225.
Petty larceny: 4800 block Mineral Springs Road, Oct. 1, someone removed a purse from a vehicle.
Attempted murder: 1600 block White Marsh Road, Oct. 2, a man said a suspect fired six shots at him.
Grand larceny: 1600 block Hosier Road, Oct. 3, someone removed two tires and rims from a truck and eight quarts of oil.
Grand larceny: 3400 block Whaleyville Blvd., Oct. 3, someone removed a Sony CD player, a Jensen amplifier and 24 CDs valued at $312 from a vehicle.
Assault and battery: Forest Glen Middle School, Oct. 5, a man said a suspect assaulted his daughter while she was at a bus stop. ILLUSTRATION: Graphic
SUFFOLK CRIME LINE
Suffolk police are investigating the second vandalism to Cedar
Hill Cemetery this year and are asking for help in finding the
people responsible.
On Sept. 30, someone entered the cemetery, in the 300 block of
North Main Street, and turned over 38 headstones. At least five of
the stones were broken, and the damage totaled more than $1,000. A
witness saw three young, white males kick some headstones and then
run toward the park on Constance Road. Investigators believe
juveniles may be responsible.
Cedar Hill Cemetery is one of the oldest in the Suffolk area and
houses Civil War-era grave sites. This makes it a landmark with
historical interest.
If you have any information concerning this vandalism, please
call Suffolk Crime Line at 539-1222. If the information you provide
leads to an arrest, you may receive a cash reward of up to $1,000 in
Suffolk Crime Line Cash. Remember, when calling Crime Line, you do
not have to give your name or testify in court on the information
you provide.
by CNB