- November 23, 2024
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The ghost trail
7600 block of Lockwood Ridge Road
Suspicious incidents: A man closed his business at approximately 1:30 a.m. When he returned to open the next morning, he found faint boot prints on the bathroom toilet lid and on top of the tank. The business had been locked and there were no signs of forced entry. The only people with keys to the business are the man and his brother who lives out of state. The man said he will get an alarm system soon.
Key witness
8300 block of Market Street
Criminal mischief: A couple were driving through the store parking lot and seemed to make another female driver upset. The couple parked and the husband went inside while the wife stayed in the vehicle. The other female driver approached the wife in the car and was pleasant, asking her what was happening in the parking lot as there was a fire truck there. The wife said she didn’t know and the other woman walked off. As she walked behind the vehicle the wife heard a scratching noise. She got out and saw a five-inch scratch, so she called her husband about what happened. They confronted the other woman but she got into her car and left. The case was documented by the Sheriff’s Office.
Renegade maid
5800 Carriage Drive
Grand theft: A man hired a cleaning company to clean his home. After two maids visited his home to clean it, he noticed his 9MM Smith & Wesson handgun was missing from his night stand. The man said no one else besides the cleaners had been in his home. The gun was worth $500.
Slow-witted and heavy-footed
30000 block of State Road 70 East
Suspicious driving: A deputy was conducting radar traffic enforcement when a BMW driver sped at 78 mph through his radar. The deputy clearly saw a man with a hat driving the car. When he conducted a traffic stop, the driver was a woman, with no hat, and the man was sitting in the passengers seat. The deputy asked the man for his license, and he said he didn’t have one which was why the woman was driving. The woman confessed that she had been sleeping and switched to the driver’s seat when the man told her to, because he had a suspended license. The deputy arrested the man. He had three prior convictions for driving without a license.
