THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Thursday, May 25, 1995 TAG: 9505240187
SECTION: SUFFOLK SUN PAGE: 22 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Medium: 89 lines
DISTRICT A
Grand larceny, 7000 block College Drive, May 8, someone removed a Zenith Z-Note laptop computer and a black canvas carrying case.
Grand larceny, 4600 block Camellia Drive, May 8, someone entered a vehicle and removed a Clarion graphic equilizer and Realistic C.B. radio.
Petit larceny, 5500 Lake Road, May 9, someone removed a Suffolk city decal from a vehicle.
DISTRICT B
Grand larceny, 100 block Timberneck Arch, May 7, someone removed a 2-carat diamond cluster 14-karat gold ring valued at $2,000 from a residence.
Breaking and entering (garage), 3600 block Wonderland Drive, May 8, someone broke into a garage through the side door and removed a Master Cut riding lawnmower valued at $1,200 and a Lowe's self-propelling lawnmower valued at $290.
DISTRICT C
Hit and run (property), Clay and West Washington streets, May 4, someone driving a Chevette struck an '86 Chevrolet pickup and left the scene without giving any information.
Hit and run (property), 1200 block North Main St., May 4, a mid-sized blue car backed into a parked vehicle and left the scene.
Petit larceny, 400 block West Washington St., May 6, someone removed a black and green boys' Roadmaster Mountain bike while the owner was in the library.
Strong-arm robbery, West Washington and North Broad streets, May 9, someone was approached by a person who left a parked vehicle and demanded money. $20 was taken, the person re-entered his vehicle and drove away.
Breaking and entering (business), 400 block Linden Ave., May 10, someone removed four cartons of cigarettes from a business.
DISTRICT D
Petit larceny, 800 block East Washington St., May 4, someone removed a Suffolk city decal from a vehicle taken in for repairs.
Breaking and entering (attempt, house), 100 block South 12th St., May 5, someone attempted to pry open a rear screen door to a house, causing $40 worth of damage.
Unauthorized use of motor vehicle, Kissimmee Avenue, May 6, someone allowed a person to use his vehicle but it was not returned on the specified date.
Grand larceny, 2100 block Arizona Ave., someone removed a black leather pocketbook containing $470, charge cards, a checkbook and a set of car keys from a bedroom dresser.
Unauthorized use of motor vehicle, 2100 block Arizona Ave., May 7, someone borrowed a car but did not return it at the specified time.
Larceny of firearm, 300 block Spruce St., May 7, someone removed a black
Petit larceny, 5500 block Lake Road, May 9, someone removed a Suffolk city decal from a vehicle.
Breaking and entering (house), 300 block Cullodan St., May 9, someone pried open the back door of a house and removed an Optimus VCR, an Optimus portable radio system, gold chains and gold keys.
Lost or stolen property, 1000 block Nansemond Parkway, May 10, someone reported that a Suffolk city decal has been lost.
DISTRICT E
Bomb threat, 1500 block Holland Road, May 8, someone left a message on an answering machine stating, ``I'm an information agent for the white supremacist. If you employ any black people, your building may be getting bombed.''
DISTRICT F
Grand larceny, 200 block North Capitol St., May 5, someone entered a residence through an unlocked door and removed an RCA VCR.
Lost property, 600 block West Liberty Spring Road, May 5, a city sticker was lost while in the process of being transferred from one car to another.
Hit and run, Indian Trail and Lake Meade Drive, May 10, someone reports that his vehicle was struck in the rear by another car that left the scene without stopping. ILLUSTRATION: CRIME LINE
Detective R.L. Ross seeks help to find the person responsible for
a burglary that occurred May 9.
Someone entered a residence in the 300 block of Cullodan St. by
prying open a back door. Missing were a Optimus VCR, an Optimus
portable radio system (CD, cassette, AM/FM radio) and a variety of
jewelry, consisting of gold chains and rings (sizes 4, 7, 9).
If you have information concerning this burglary and larceny,
call Suffolk Crime Line: 539,1222.
If the information leads to an arrest, you may receive a reward
of up to $1,000 in cash.
You do not have to give your name or testify in court.
by CNB