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September 8, 2010 7:47 AM
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| 9/18 | 11-1 | Walgreens | TBA |
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Cumberland County authorities are looking for a big, bald, bandana wearing burglar who broke into a home on Golliher Road Thursday. The victim said he arrived home to find a truck with Arkansas plates in his driveway. That's when a 6 foot tall, 230 pound man, wearing a bandana, t-shirt and blue jeans exited the residence. The man also had tattoos on both arms. The victim asked the man what he was doing there and the suspect replied he needed to use the phone. The suspect then got in his truck and left the scene. The victim later discovered jewelry and knives missing. Authorities also report a house alarm was set off at a residence just down the road from the victim's home before this burglary.
A local woman has told Crossville Police of another case of bank fraud. The victim reported her husband's bank card had been fraudulently used at the Tropicana 7-11 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Reports indicate a $400charge on the card.
Crossville Police report someone broke the plate glass window in the front of Apex Computers on Main Street Sunday. A laptop computer and monitor were taken from a window display.
City Police were called to the Crossville Walmart for a report of a shoplifter Sunday. Authorities were advised that one of the employees, 18 year old Lee Suydam, was caught on video stealing $300 and miscellaneous items. Suydam was placed under arrest and charged with shoplifting.
Crossville Police were alerted to a break-in at a Top Town Storage unit Sunday. The victim reported a television and washer and dryer missing with an estimated loss of $550. Entry was gained by cutting the lock.
A Cherokee Lane resident reported the theft of items from her vehicle while it was parked at Mr. Ed's Saturday. Several prescriptions drugs, a purse and camera were taken with an estimated loss of $180.
City police report a stereo system valued at $200 was taken from a vehicle parked at the I-40 BP in Crossville. Two suspicious males wearing all black were seen in the vicinity earlier. No arrests were made at the time of the report.
A Taylor Street resident reported the theft a pressure washer, two leaf blowers and 3 chain saws from a shed on his property Thursday. Loss was estimated under $1800.
A Maple Street resident reports the theft of her 1995 Chrysler Concord. The victim told police she parked her car on Village Lane Friday and returned Saturday to discover the vehicle gone. Loss was estimated at $3,000.
Crossville Police and Kroger officials are on the lookout for hungry thieves. According to reports, a white female walked into the store wearing an orange shirt, blue jeans, and jacket with a long brown shoulder bag. She was observed leaving the store with steaks and other items that had not been paid for. Her license tag was written down by a witness, who said there was another person inside the vehicle when it left the Kroger parking lot.