1 I’m not picking that up. A construction foreman arrived to a job in the 24000 block of East Euclid Avenue on March 28 and noticed that someone dumped a bunch of boxes all over the job site. He told police he wanted the person responsible to come and clean it up, but no suspect was identified.
2 No joke. Police responded to a home in the 15300 block of East Penwood Place on April 4 because a man said someone stole his children’s bikes and some camping gear from his open garage a few days earlier. He waited to report the theft because he thought his son was playing an April Fool’s Day prank.
3 In and out. An alarm at the Goddard School at 21805 Quincy Avenue alerted police to a break-in April 2. A window screen to one room had been cut with a knife, and some cradles in the room where the suspect entered were moved around. Nothing was taken or disturbed.
4 Robbed construction site. An employee with Richmond American Homes called police to a job site in the 7600 block of South Valleyhead Way because he said someone stole a set of windows April 3.
5 Check your pockets. A man who lives in the VA nursing home at 1919 N. Quentin St. called police April 1 because he thought someone stole a wad of cash from him while he was sleeping earlier that day. Offices checked the man’s pants pocket and found some of the cash there.
6 Damaged window. Police were called to the 1400 block of North Joliet Street because someone broke a woman’s bathroom window March 25. There are no suspects.
