The Crime Scene for June 29

The following crimes were reported by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in south Charlotte:

Home Break-ins
• 3800 block of Cornerwood Lane: $100 damage caused to apartment in break-in. Nothing listed as stolen. June 23
• 1600 block of Waybridge Lane: Laptop, gaming system and accessories, jewelry, a duffle bag and cash, worth $1,305 total, stolen. June 25

Business Break-ins
• Wild East Restaurant, 6420 Carmel Road: $600 stolen. June 25
• 7800 block of Pineville-Matthews Road: Office door kicked in, causing $100 damage. June 25
• Caribou Coffee, 7804 Fairview Road: Business broken into; nothing listed as stolen. June 25
• Smoothie King, 2907 Providence Road: $150 stolen. $300 damage to business. June 25

Car Break-ins
• 12900 block of Atkins Circle Drive: GPS unit and CDs, worth $575 total, stolen. June 24
• 8500 block of Winter Oaks Lane: iPad, Macbook, GPS unit, calculator, stereo equipment, drill and clothing, worth $2,456 total, stolen. June 24

Fraud
• 1500 block of Coventry Road: Person’s identity stolen for $388 satellite television account. June 25

Shoplifting
• Rite-Aid, 1415 N. Wendover Road: $208 in printer cartridges stolen. June 25
• Harris Teeter, 3333 Pineville-Matthews Road: $37 in miscellaneous items stolen. June 25
• Dillards, SouthPark Mall, 4400 Sharon Road: $624 in t-shirts stolen. June 25

Thefts
• Starbrook Drive: $200 lawnmower stolen from carport. June 24
• 3200 block of Fairfax Drive: $7,200 watch stolen. June 25
• Lat Purser & Associates, 4530 Park Road: Company checks and $50 cash stolen. June 25
• 1600 block of Montford Drive: $800 iPhone stolen. June 25

Damage/Vandalism
• 6000 block of Providence Road: $300 damage to fence and sign in hit-and-run. June 23
• 4800 block of Howland Lane: $1,000 damage to car. June 23
• 5900 block of Quail Hollow Road: $300 damage to vehicle. June 24
• 14400 block of Ballantyne Lake Road: $700 total in damages to two vehicles. June 24

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