Huntington-Smithtown police report
Reports from county or village police, May 16-22
Tires were slashed on a vehicle parked in an apartment complex lot May 18.
A vacuum was stolen from a Target store on Veterans Memorial Highway on May 16.
The driver-side window of a 2007 Hummer in the Target parking lot on Veterans Memorial Highway was broken May 17. A GPS unit was stolen.
Rogaine was stolen from the CVS store on East Jericho Turnpike on May 18.
A burglar entered a house on Tompkins Street through an unlocked window May 20. Two computers, computer games, cash, coins and jewelry were reported stolen.
A burglar entered a house on Laurel Hill Road through a window May 17 and stole jewelry.
The theft of credit cards was discovered May 18 from two vehicles parked on Homestead Circle.
Huntington
A laptop computer was discovered stolen May 16 from an unlocked 2005 Ford Explorer parked on Rushmore Street.
A Bronx woman, 49, was arrested May 16 and charged with grand larceny, fourth degree for stealing clothing from the Banana Republic at Walt Whitman Mall.
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 individual on Morris Avenue on 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.
Four wheels and rims were discovered stolen May 18 from a Dodge Ram located in a Jamor Court driveway.
Smithtown
Graffiti was discovered at Smithtown High School May 16.
A cell phone was stolen from a Smith Haven Mall electronics store on May 16.
ELSEWHERE
Propane tanks were discovered stolen May 18 from a parking lot on Knickerbocker Avenue.
Copper piping was discovered stolen May 18 from a house on Lukens Avenue.
A residential mailbox was discovered stolen May 17 from the front yard of house on Washburn Street.
Compiled by Virginia Dunleavy and Ann Smukler
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