Dogtown Wire

Date: July 8
Address: 1914 W. 20th St.
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which electronics and clothing worth a combined $310 were taken. Police also found $130 worth of damage to a door and window. The victim believed that an ex-boyfriend was responsible, and that person called while police were present. No collectible evidence was found at the scene.

Date: July 15
Address: 711 W. 20th St.
Summary: A motorcycle and other items worth a combined $1,220 were taken in a residential burglary. The victim, through an interpreter, said the motorcycle and other things were missing when he returned from work. An open window at the residence appeared to be the entry and exit point. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Date: July 21
Address: 2008 Franklin St.
Summary: A Sony PlayStation worth $100 was taken in a residential burglary, and a door worth $100 was damaged. The victim said that when he arrived home from work, he found a man, who fled. A door was found to have been pried open, and that was believed to be the entry and exit point. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Dark Hollow

Date: July 9
Address: 622 E. 19th St.
Summary: A residential burglary was reported. Items worth a combined $595 were taken. Police couldn’t find any sign of forced entry. The victim had not been staying at the residence because it did not have air conditioning. No usable evidence was found at the scene.

Date: July 16
Address: 622 E. 19th St.
Summary: Cash and other items worth a combined $408 were taken in a residential burglary. Police couldn’t find any sign of forced entry. No usable evidence was found at the scene.

Date: July 17
Address: 622 E. 19th St.
Summary: A Nintendo and games worth a combined $110 were taken in a residential burglary. It appeared that an unlocked window was the entry point. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Date: July 16
Address: 304 E. 12th St.
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which nothing appeared to have been stolen. The victim reported a door broken at the residence; the damage was estimated at $300. No usable evidence was found at the scene.

Lakewood

Date: July 17
Address: 2900 Lakeview Road
Summary: A commercial burglary was reported by the North Little Rock School District. The police responded to a burglary alarm at the high school’s East Campus, and when police went into the building, they found someone hiding atop cabinets in the band room. He was arrested but told police he had entered through an open door and was not trying to steal anything. No sign of forced entry was found, and the arrestee had no tools or anything on him.

Levy

Date: July 1
Address: 901 Parker St. (This is in Baring Cross)
Summary: A commercial burglary was reported at the Centers for Youth and Family. A door was forced open, causing $50 worth of damage. A set of keys to interior doors was missing. This was the second night in a row that the building was burglarized.

Date: July 6
Address: 133 W. 47th St.
Summary: In a delayed incident report, a residential burglary was reported. Missing from the home were jewelry and electronics worth a combined $5,600. The victim believed that someone took the items while he was in the hospital. No sign of forced entry was found, and no usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Date: July 15
Adress: 4917 Parker St.
Summary: A laptop computer and a pistol worth a combined $2,100 were taken in a residential burglary. The victim said the front door had been kicked in. Police did not find any usable evidence at the scene.

Date: July 21
Address: 915 W. 45th St.
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which $40 in cash was taken. The victim also reported damage to a door worth $100. A window to a door was broken, then the door was kicked in. The money was in the victim’s piggy bank. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Mid-City

Date: July 19
Address: 505 N. Olive St. (This is in Argenta)
Summary: Electronics worth a combined $260 were taken in a residential burglary. It appeared that a front door had been pried open, and that was the entry point. The exit point was the back door. Police couldn’t collect any usable evidence at the scene.

Military Heights

Date: July 19
Address: 120 Pershing Blvd.
Summary: Prescription drugs and cash were taken from a hotel room in a burglary. Police found no sign of forced entry but observed that the door was not secure. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Park Hill

Date: July 17
Address: 5110 Velvet Ridge Drive (This is Levy)
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which electronics worth a combined $3,850 were taken, including a 73-inch flat-screen television. No sign of forced entry was found at the residence, but police recovered fingerprints from the scene.

Rose City

Date: July 13
Address: 816 Blossom St.
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which two TV sets and two vehicles were stolen. The combined value was $3,800. The victim said a door had been kicked in. He said he had been away and didn’t know exactly when the cars or TVs were taken. No usable evidence was collected at the scene.

Date: July 17
Address: 4129 E. Broadway Ave. (The closest neighborhood is Dixie)
Summary: A commercial burglary was reported at Dollar General, where $3,600 worth of clothing and fans were taken. A door worth $500 had been damaged, and the wiring to the television and videocassette recorder for the security system had been cut. The damage was estimated at $30. The detectives division was notified and took over the investigation.

Scenic Hill

Date: July 21
Address: 2513 Bay Oaks Drive
Summary: A residential burglary was reported in which an Xbox and games worth $200 were taken. A door worth an estimated $50 was damaged. The victim said a door had been kicked in and the items taken. Police found that the door had been damaged but couldn’t collect any usable evidence at the scene.

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