Brookhaven police report, Feb. 7

February 3, 2010 3:54 PM

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Reports from county or village police, Jan. 24-30

Cash, a checkbook, tools and credit cards were discovered stolen Jan. 27 from a vehicle parked on Clubhouse Drive.

Spray-painted graffiti was discovered Jan. 24 at the Jiffy Lube on Medford Avenue.

Two men were seen stealing the tires and rims of a 2007 Cadillac Escalade parked on Scopelitis Court on Jan. 27.

Medford

The fence of the Auto Auction lot on Peconic Avenue was cut Jan. 24, and a catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle on the property.

Various prescription medications were discovered stolen Jan. 27 from the Walgreens pharmacy on Route 112.

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A 2006 Chrysler 300 was stolen from the parking lot of California Diner on Route 27 on Jan. 24.

A man grabbed a can of beer at the 7-Eleven convenience store on Johnson Avenue on Jan. 26 then ran out of the store without paying.

On Jan. 28, an unknown woman attempted to cash a fake check for $1,970 from the local fire district at a bank in Worcester, Mass.

Two New York license plates were stolen from a vehicle on Long Pond Road on Jan. 27.

A mailbox on Gregory Way valued at $50 was damaged Jan. 27.

Vandals threw eggs at the siding and window of a home on Kay Road on Jan. 25. The damage was valued at $100.

A suspicious vehicle was reported on North Country Road Jan. 25.

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A school bus was hit by another vehicle at Newtown and Cooper lanes Jan. 29. No injuries were reported.

A 14-year-lold East Hampton girl was arrested Jan. 26 on Gingerbread Lane for petty larceny.

An iPhone was stolen from a locker at YMCA on Gingerbread Lane on Jan. 28.

A Southampton woman, 32, was arrested on Montauk Highway on Jan. 30 and charged with driving while intoxicated.

A suspicious person was reported on Green Street Jan. 30.

A 17-year-old youth was arrested Jan. 25 on Fox Lane and charged with second-

degree burglary and third-degree criminal trespass.

A wool coat, valued at $150, was stolen from an unlocked locker at Planet Fitness on Kroemer Avenue on Jan. 28.

The Long Island Cauliflower Association on Marcy Avenue was marked with graffiti Jan. 27.