Brookhaven police report

Reports from county or village police, May 16-22

Blue Point

An iPod was discovered stolen May 19 from a Ford Taurus parked on Dena Drive.

Calverton

Twenty-five steel pallet baskets, valued at about $2,500, were stolen from a Middle Country Road location May 16.

East Patchogue

A green Acura Integra was discovered stolen May 18 from a residential driveway on South Country Road.

Holbrook

A wallet containing credit cards was stolen from a vehicle in a parking lot on Main Street on May 16.

Holtsville

The front door window of a house on Old Medford Avenue was broken May 20.

Lake Grove

A residential mailbox was discovered stolen May 17 from the front yard of house on Washburn Street.

A GPS unit and a phone charger were stolen from a 2001 Nissan parked at the Smith Haven Mall on May 17.

Lake Ronkonkoma

A central air conditioning unit on Expressway Drive South was damaged May 19 during an attempt to disconnect and pry it from its base.

Two men followed another man on Morris Avenue May 20 for a short distance and asked to use his cell phone. While asking for instructions on how to use it, they assaulted the victim and left with the phone.

Mastic

Three dirt bikes were stolen May 18 from a residential shed on Montgomery Avenue.

Middle Island

Money was stolen from a desk at Longwood High School May 17.

Patchogue

Audiovisual equipment was taken from a 1984 BMW parked outside of D&T Auto Accessories on Railroad Avenue on May 17.

Port Jefferson Station

A burglar entered a house on George Street through an unlocked front door May 19 and took a TV, games and a computer.

A Levittown man, 27, was arrested May 20 and charged with petty larceny for stealing two six-packs of beer from the 7-Eleven store on Route 112.

Ridge

Three males allegedly used force to steal a cell phone from a man on Roanoke Avenue on May 22.

Ronkonkoma

Items were discovered missing May 19 from a Louis Kossuth Avenue residential driveway. The missing items included an engine and a floor jack.

Compiled by Virginia Dunleavy and Ann Smukler