Tuesday, Nov. 11
• Officers responded to a commercial burglary at a plumbing business on Osgood Road. Multiple subjects rammed a vehicle into the roll-up doors, forcing them open. The subjects stole a large amount of equipment, then fled in a vehicle. This case remains under investigation.
Wednesday, Nov. 12
• Officers responded to multiple reports of an altercation near Walnut Avenue and Paseo Padre Parkway. One subject wrestled a victim to the ground, beat him, then struck the victim in the head with a rock. The subject walked away but was located nearby and placed under arrest. The victim was transported to a medical facility for treatment.
• Officers responded to a report of a cryptocurrency scam. A subject messaged the victim claiming to be from a consulate and warned that the victim had an outstanding warrant due to an ongoing investigation. The subject instructed the victim to transfer funds in the form of cryptocurrency into an online wallet. Shortly afterward, the victim’s account was frozen and her funds were withdrawn from the wallet.
• Officers responded to a robbery at a convenience store on Mowry Avenue where multiple subjects stole alcohol from the store. Two employees followed them outside, but the subjects battered one victim and threatened the other. The subjects fled in a vehicle. This case remains under investigation.
Saturday, Nov. 15
• Officers responded to an attempted stolen vehicle at a residence on Lake Wawasee Street. The victim heard the sound of vehicle doors opening and looked out of her window to see multiple subjects in her driveway. The subjects had shattered the sunroof of the vehicle to gain entry, then fled in multiple vehicles. This case remains under investigation.
