Sometimes you mistakenly get your neighbor’s mail. Sometimes it’s their newspaper. Sometimes it’s their tractor.
Blotter’s below.
Nov. 3
Parked: A Cherry Orchard Lane resident reported that an unknown
person parked a tractor he does not own in his fenced yard about a
week ago. The owner believes the tractor may have been dropped off
by someone hired to service the tractor, but that he got the wrong
address. He waited a week for someone to claim it.
Nov. 2
Shoplifting: A young woman stuffed two bottles of wine in her purse
at the Rite Aid store just after 3 p.m. She fled before police
could apprehend her. The suspect and her female accomplice are
daily customers at the High School Road store.
Nov. 1
Assault: A 19-year-old Bainbridge man alleged that another man
punched his face and kicked and keyed his vehicle on High School
Road just after 7:30 p.m. The two men were arguing over a woman
with whom both had been romantically involved. Police contacted the
suspect, a 23-year-old Bainbridge man, but he denied the
allegations. The victim indicated he was not injured. A report was
sent to the prosecutor’s office for possible charges.
Oct. 29
Burglary: Locks and steel barriers were cut open to gain entry into
a city-owned building on Sands Avenue. A spool of cable was taken
but left in nearby woods.
Oct. 28
Theft: An Apple computer, camera, iPod and backpack were reported
stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked on Parfitt Way shortly. The
theft was reported shortly after 5:30 p.m.
