December 2019

12/17
Theft
32XX Midvale Ave
11PM
Complainant parked her brown 2016 Toyota Corolla on 12-17 at 11PM. When she returned to the vehicle on 12-18 at 6AM the vehicle was gone. Value: $9000

Theft
34XX Midvale Ave
8:30PM
Complainant parked his vehicle on 12-17 at 8:30 PM. When he returned, he found his front passenger window broken and tools missing (three Ryobi drills, three batteries, and three chargers). Value: $500

12/11
Burglary
34XX Osmond St
1:16PM
Complainant left her residence secured at 10:15AM on 12/11. Compl. stated she received an alert from her Ring door camera, showing an offender attempting to enter her front door, then walking to the side of her house. Compl. contacted 911. Officers arrived on location and observed the offender attempting to flee through the rear door. Compl. offender did not have permission to be inside her home. Officers observed the 1st floor side window had been forced open.

Burglary
5500 Wissahickon Ave
9AM
Complainant left his apartment at 9AM today and returned at approx. 7:50PM to find it in disarray and several items missing from bedroom closet. Multiple TV’S and furniture were vandalized including compl’s clothing, which had bleach on it in bedroom. No forced entry. Police lifted 2 latent prints from apartment. Approx. $3000 in damage to property. Items taken: 2 pairs of Adidas Yeezy Boost 700 sneakers ($750), Balenciaga sneakers ($1000), Alexander McQueen sneakers ($750). Value: $2500.

Theft
3300 Henry Ave
7AM
Complainant parked her 2008 Toyota Prius at 7AM in parking garage. She returned to the vehicle at 4:30PM the same day and discovered the catalytic converter was taken. Value: $3,000

Theft
3300 Henry Ave
8:35AM
Complainant parked her vehicle in the parking garage at 8:35AM. When she returned to vehicle at 5:30PM, she noticed her catalytic converter had been taken. Value: $1,300

12/10
Burglary
33XX Bowman St.
5:30AM
Complainant left his home at 5:30AM. When he returned home at 2:15PM, he discovered his side door open (may have been left unlocked) and a PS4 system missing. Police lifted two prints. No cameras in the area. Value: $850

12/9
Aggravated assault
5450 Wissahickon Ave
Complainant was on the elevator when offender got on and said “what’s up?” to her. Offender then pulled out a black pocket knife out of pocket with the blade extended and said “I’ll kill you and your cousin.” Offender had knife in her purse when police arrived.

12/6
Burglary
34XX Bowman St
11:55AM
Complainant received an alert on her phone from her security system. Cameras showed an offender on her porch looking through her window, then the offender could be seen attempting to cover the camera lens. The compl arrived home a short time later to find her basement window broken out, rear kitchen window screen raised and damage to her rear door screen. Police lifted two prints. Stolen: $150 in cash.

12/4
Burglary
35XX Scotts Ln
12:05PM
Complainant left home secure at approximately 10AM on 12-4. When he returned at 12pm, he heard running water coming from upstairs. He called out to see who was there. An unknown male ran down the stairs and out the back door. Male was seen getting into SEPTA bus #7390 heading east on Allegheny Ave. forced entry. Back kitchen window broken in.

12/3
Theft
3300 Henry Ave
1:02PM
Complainant stated unknown person(s) removed the catalytic converter from her 2007 Toyota Prius on 12-2. Value: $1,000

12/2
Theft
5450 Wissahickon Ave
1:27PM
Complainant was making a delivery to listed address in his black 2014 Chrysler Town and Country when an unknown male got into his vehicle and drove off in an unknown direction. Compl had an iPhone on the dashboard (valued at $900). Value of stolen items: $22,900

 

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