The following incidents were reported by the Columbus Police Department:
Entry was gained through an unlocked door. A Samsung cell phone was missing from the vehicle.
An 18-foot 2009 Barrentine trailer was stolen from the location. A lock was on the trailer but it had been cut.
Entry was gained through an open window. An AM/FM cassette player was reported missing.
The incident took place in the 1200 block of Fourth Street South.
Entry was gained by kicking in the back door. Several items were missing from the residence.
The front and back windshields and the right front window of the vehicle in question had been shattered. The gear shift handle had also been broken.
Entry was gained by kicking in the back door. Several items of jewelry were missing from the home.
Entry was gained by kicking in the back door. Nothing was reported missing from the home.
Several officers arrived on the scene and a perimeter was set up. The subject was apprehended in the 1600 block of 23rd Street North. The subject was taken to the Lowndes County Juvenile Detention Center. The officer was informed the juvenile had a pick-up order for being a runaway.
Entry was gained through the back door. A piece of jewelry and five dollars worth of change were missing from the residence.
Entry was gained by kicking in a door located under the car port. A laptop computer was reported missing from the residence.
Entry was gained by breaking out the passenger side window. A purse with an undisclosed amount of cash in it and a child”s backpack were taken from the vehicle.
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