Woman’s debit card, cash stolen
A woman who works at Assemblers, 8601 W. 47th St., told police Oct. 8 that someone had stolen a debit card and cash from her wallet and that the card had been used several times.
Police said they identified the person from surveillance video. The woman told police she did not want to press charges but did want restitution, which is being worked out, police said.
Truck trailers reported stolen
A truck trailer was reported stolen Oct. 6 in the 8900 block of West 50th Street.
An employee told police surveillance video last showed the trailer being hauled away by a white tractor.
Another truck trailer was reported stolen Oct. 29 in the 5300 block of Lawndale Avenue.
Two vehicles flee police
An officer saw two vehicles doing burnouts in the parking lot of Assemblers, 8601 W. 47th St., on Oct. 10, police said.
When the officer turned on his emergency lights, both vehicles sped away and ran several traffic signals, police said. The officer ended the pursuit.
Woman found in attic
A homeowner in the 4900 block of Grand Avenue called police Oct. 10 and said he heard someone crawling around in his attic. When he looked, he found a woman there.
Officers said the woman told them she was looking for someone and was very confused.
Skid marks found in parking lot
Tire skid marks were found Oct. 26 in a parking lot in the 4700 block of Vernon Avenue, police said. Surveillance video was not clear enough to show the vehicle’s license plate.
Package missing from DHL delivery
A security manager at DHL Express, 9150 W. 55th St., told police Oct. 28 that a package had been taken from one delivery truck and placed in another.
A driver said he had misdelivered the package. When the security manager checked photos of the delivery location, the package was not seen.
Documents reported missing from home
A woman in the 4800 block of Clyde Terrace told police Oct. 28 that birth certificates and Social Security cards were missing from the bin where she kept them.
Police report information is provided by law enforcement agencies. Charges are not evidence of guilt; they are a record of police actions taken. People charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Compiled by Steve Metsch.