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Davis, Sheriff Email Update Crime Report 12-20-16 THRU 12-23-16 Address District and Zone Case Number Date From Date To Incident Type Description Vehicle 1181 BRIARCLIFF RD 1A 2016-00167379 12/18/2016 20:30:00 12/19/2016 10:53:00 Entering Automobile or other Motor us currency; Black; Black; 457 MITCHELL ST 1B 2016-00167747 12/20/2016 11:50:00 12/20/2016 11:50:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Black 12 inch flat screen T/v; Side door damaged (left open); Black 50' 2080 JEFFERSONVILLE RD 1B 2016-00167944 12/20/2016 09:30:00 12/20/2016 21:00:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Hisense Television; 80" flat panel television; 42" flat panel television; entrance door frame and lock 2565 MILLERFIELD RD 1B 2016-00168094 12/19/2016 09:00:00 12/21/2016 10:47:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; hardware; 3478 MILLERFIELD RD 1B 2016-00165439 12/10/2016 14:00:00 12/14/2016 15:44:00 Burglary: No Forced Entry - Non - Red SNAP ON Tool Box; 1638 THIRD ST 2A 2016-00168145 12/21/2016 13:15:00 12/21/2016 13:17:00 Aggravated Assault; Entering Automobile or other Motor Drivers door locking mechanism; 1-Otterbox Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft phone case valued at 50.00 dollars; 1-Apple 610 ARLINGTON PL 2A 2016-00157710 11/23/2016 22:00:00 11/24/2016 14:15:00 or Felony; Iphone 5s valued at 150.00 dollars; White; White; 347 COLLEGE ST 2A 2016-00168102 12/19/2016 14:00:00 12/21/2016 10:58:00 Entering Automobile or other Motor car battery; Silver; Silver; 4314 PIO NONO AVE 2A 2016-00167589 12/19/2016 21:35:00 12/19/2016 21:52:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Chevrolet IMPALA 2014 White; Milwaukee Sawsaw Serial #RT221085Z8NA17D607440439; Rollup door on construction site office trailer locking assembly; Conex trailer door locking assemblies x2; John Deere 540 Tractor Ignition Assembly ripped out; Milwaukee Skilsaw red & black with KW040808CS Burglary: Forced Entry - Non - Engraved on it; Milwaukee Portaband Saw 7035 HOUSTON RD 2B 2016-00167682 12/19/2016 16:00:00 12/20/2016 07:00:00 Residence; model#6238 & KW33001 engraved on it.; 815 WILL SCARLET WAY 3A 2016-00167942 12/18/2016 10:00:00 12/18/2016 12:00:00 Aggravated Assault; 5080 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 3A 2016-00166323 12/16/2016 14:15:00 12/16/2016 15:15:00 Entering Automobile or other Motor Payroll checks; U.S. Currency; Blue; Blue; 5000 BASS PRO BLVD 3A 2016-00167883 12/20/2016 18:23:00 12/20/2016 18:23:00 Entering Automobile or other Motor White; White; 2074 FOREST HILL RD 3A 2016-00167119 12/18/2016 01:00:00 12/18/2016 15:04:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Brown; Brown; 2354 OLD HOLTON RD 3A 2016-00167421 12/16/2016 08:00:00 12/16/2016 08:00:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Nissan AXXESS 1999 BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE David J. Davis, Sheriff Email Update Crime Report 12-20-16 THRU 12-23-16 Carpet shampoo machine, unknown make, model or serial number; 4 gift cards valued at $150; Handheld video camera, unknown make, model or serial number; Brown wooden jewelry box with contents of costume jewelry; 1 women's diamond ring with two small diamonds and a delicate sized white gold band; 2 women's wedding bands, white gold; 1 men's wedding band, white gold with several diamonds set horizontally on the face of the ring; Kindle tablet, no serial number avaiiable; Bolt action .22 caliber rifle, unknown make, model or serial number; X-Box One game console and controllers; Samsung laptop computer; Toshiba 32 inch flat screen television; Samsung Model UN24H4500AE television; Samsung model LN32D403E4D 1158 CLAIRMONT PL 3B 2016-00167753 12/20/2016 11:20:00 12/20/2016 12:05:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; television; (1) entrance door and frame; 616 LAVERNE PL 3B 2016-00167829 12/18/2016 16:51:00 12/18/2016 16:51:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Space Heater; Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft 2124 RIVERSIDE DR 3B 2016-00166293 12/16/2016 15:50:00 12/16/2016 16:00:00 or Felony; 800 IN ONES AND THE REST IN CHANGE; Burglary : No Forced Entry - Retro 12 Jordan shoes; Apple Ipad 2; 4179 LOG CABIN DR 3C 2016-00168225 12/21/2016 16:40:00 12/21/2016 16:40:00 Residence; Microsoft Xbox 360; rear door; XBOX 1 S EDITION; 60' SAMSUNG FLATSCREEN TELEVISION; 55' SAMSUNG 1331 COURTLAND AVE 3C 2016-00167466 12/19/2016 06:00:00 12/19/2016 06:00:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; FLATSCREEN TELEVISION; BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE David J. Davis, Sheriff Email Update Crime Report 12-20-16 THRU 12-23-16 Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft BEATS HEADPHONES; APPLE IPAD MINI; 3756 GRAND AVE 3C 2016-00166629 12/16/2016 20:00:00 12/17/2016 10:00:00 or Felony; APPLE IPAD; Blue; Blue; Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft assorted clothing; Tool Box of 3419 WALKER ST 3C 2016-00167740 12/12/2016 11:00:00 12/20/2016 11:20:00 or Felony; miscellaneous tools; Black; Black; 730 CLABURN RD 3C 2016-00167736 12/20/2016 11:13:00 12/20/2016 11:13:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Honda ALL 2014 Red; Red; Burglary : No Forced Entry - 42" Vizeo Television; Westinghouse 55" 3605 PINELAND TRL 4A 2016-00168157 12/21/2016 08:00:00 12/21/2016 13:50:00 Residence; television; White gold necklace with yellow gold pendant; one pair diamond earrings; Gold Bangle bracelet; Pandora Bracelet; Sterling Silver ring; Gold rings with chocolate diamonds; Ipad white; White in color metal neckless with gold in color pendant.; one pair diamond stud earrings; Gold in color Bangle bracelet; Silver in color ring; Two gold in color rings with chocolate diamonds; 6229 THOMASTON RD 4A 2016-00158962 11/27/2016 11/28/2016 10:45:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Front door of Apartment; 8520 KNOXVILLE RD 4A 2016-00166166 10/15/2016 12/03/2016 23:59:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Various yard tools; Pressure Washer; Entering Automobile or other Motor 1 pack of Black and Mild Cigarellos; Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft Damaged front passenger side window on 3535 WILLIAMSON RD 4A 2016-00168059 12/20/2016 21:00:00 12/21/2016 08:30:00 or Felony; victim's car; Kia RIO 2006 Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft 2534 ROBIN HOOD RD 4A 2016-00168521 12/20/2016 12/22/2016 09:30:00 or Felony; Acer Laptop Computer; Ipad Mini; Dodge CHARGER 2005 5394 THOMASTON RD 4A 2016-00166180 09/22/2016 09:03:00 12/16/2016 11:29:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Ford ECONOLINE E550 2012 4150 BLOOMFIELD DR 4A 2016-00167722 12/20/2016 01:19:00 12/20/2016 01:23:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Green, Dark; Green, Dark; BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE David J. Davis, Sheriff Email Update Crime Report 12-20-16 THRU 12-23-16 Flat Screen T.V Hisense Black in color; Blue Ray player from Walmart; HDMI Cord for the T.V; 10008-1150548-165L-5569R Flat Screen T.V Sanyo with remote; 10008- Burglary : No Forced Entry - 1150548-165L-5557R Flat Screen T.V Sanyo 6252 CLAYTS CIR 4B 2016-00167116 12/18/2016 16:04:00 12/18/2016 16:04:00 Residence; with remote; SLIDING DOORS AND DRESSER DRAWERS DAMAGED DURING RANSACK OF RESIDENCE; .22 CAL REVOLVER; jewelry, XMAS GIFTS, jewelry , 13' tv, remington 2532 MEDFORD PL 4C 2016-00167447 12/19/2016 14:26:00 12/19/2016 14:26:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; shaver tools blankets Wii foot massager 2806 KENT DR 4C 2016-00168085 12/19/2016 12:00:00 12/21/2016 10:00:00 Burglary: Forced Entry - Residence; Assorted Debit cards; Assorted gold coins; 106 DELENN DR 4C 2016-00168450 11/21/2016 22:00:00 11/22/2016 04:00:00 Theft by Taking - F - Motor Vehicle; Chevrolet C10 432 Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft NEW ST 5D 2016-00167125 12/18/2016 08:00:00 12/18/2016 15:17:00 or Felony; White; White; Entering Automobile or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft GREENDOT PAY AS YOU GO DEBIT CARD; LG NEW ST 5D 2016-00167136 12/18/2016 07:00:00 12/18/2016 16:00:00 or Felony; SMARTPHONE (BLACK); Gold; Gold; Entering Automobile or other Motor 486 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft Passenger side front window; Car Stereo BLVD 5D 2016-00167441 12/11/2016 12:00:00 12/19/2016 14:16:00 or Felony; with touch screen; White; White; STOLEN 1 METRO CELL PHONE; STOLEN 1 VISA GREEN DOT CARD; STOLEN 1 GA Entering Automobile or other Motor DRIVERS LICENSE 047611389; STOLEN 1 Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft WALLET; DAMAGED 1 PASSENGER SIDE 277 WALNUT ST 5D 2016-00167648 12/20/2016 02:39:00 12/20/2016 03:10:00 or Felony; WINDOW; Black; Tan; .
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