iThefts, Disorderly Conduct: Police Blotter

THURSDAY, MARCH 7

Missing Motorcycle Tires

A man at 5:08 p.m. reported that someone took his UPS package of motorcycle tires on the 7300 block of Grand Avenue. He tracked the package online and expected it to be delivered to his front door at 3:43 p.m. "It should be noted that the complainant lives in a multi-unit residential building, so the package was likely left in an unsecured vestibule," said the police report for this incident. The man came home at 5 p.m. and couldn't find the package. He searched around his entire building, two neighboring buildings and asked neighbors if they had seen the package, with no results. The two tires were valued at $320.

iPhone Swiped

A hospital employee at 9:04 a.m. reported her white iPhone 4S stolen from her desk on the 3800 block of Highland Avenue. The employee has her own office in a group of other offices. The group of offices has a door that's locked at night, but she keeps her office unlocked. This iPhone was valued at $400.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6

Her Word vs. His

A train ticket agent at 10:38 a.m. said that two people were involved in a loud argument lasting about five minutes with a 54-year-old man using vulgarity. The incident occurred at the Main Street train depot on the 1000 block of Burlington Avenue in front of numerous patrons waiting for trains. A 78-year-old woman said she politely asked the man to quiet down and refrain from cursing as he spoke to other people. The man became angry and yelled "You mind your own damn business and go away!" This is when the argument began.

The man said he was sitting and talking to his friends when the woman yelled at him to quiet down in a disrespectful manner. He then told her to mind her own business and then the argument ensued. The ticket agent wanted the incident documented and have the two parties removed from the station, which they did peacefully.

THURSDAY, FEB. 28

iPod, Cash, Credit Card Taken

A male at 12:32 p.m. reported an iPod, $120 cash and a credit card stolen from a locker on the 3200 block of Finley Road. The incident occurred between 11:45 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. while he was working out. The items were in an unlocked locker in the mens locker room. The iPod was valued at $250.

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