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Posted 7/9/19

Sheriff’s deputies were attempting to sort out the details of a possible burglary in the 15400 block of Richwood Drive on Monday, July 1.

The Sheriff’s Office received a report that there were …

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Sheriff’s deputies were attempting to sort out the details of a possible burglary in the 15400 block of Richwood Drive on Monday, July 1.

The Sheriff’s Office received a report that there were two male subjects who entered a home for sale in the neighborhood after looking through the windows.

Deputies arrived on the scene and located one of the subjects. He claimed he was assisting someone that was moving from the residence.

The investigation required deputies to locate and contact the out-of-state homeowner to determine whether the subjects had permission to be at the residence and remove items. Meanwhile, the scene was processed by crime technicians in the event this was indeed a burglary, and identification of both subjects was obtained.

*On Tuesday, July 2, a female subject contacted in the 16700 block of Avenue of the Fountains was taken into custody and booked into jail on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant for her arrest.

*On Tuesday, July 2, a man reported someone forced entry into his residence in the 16900 block of Enterprise Drive and numerous items were stolen.

*On Tuesday, July 2, deputies received a report that someone had forced entry into a vehicle parked in the 14600 block of Saguaro Blvd. and several items were stolen. An item found in the vehicle that did not belong to the victim was submitted as evidence.

*On Friday, June 28, a resident of the 15600 block of Cholula Drive reported jewelry stolen and suspects movers may be responsible.

*On Monday, July 1, a resident of the 17000 block of De Anza Drive reported she paid a man $17,000 for home repairs to be done while she was away. She returned to find no work had been done and contact numbers for the subject had been disconnected.

*On Wednesday, July 3, a cab driver contacted MCSO to report she brought a man to the 16500 block of Palisades Blvd. and he went inside to get money to pay her the $180 fare and had not returned.

*On Friday, June 28, deputies received a shoplifting report from a store in the 16800 block of Shea Blvd. Three subjects placed items into a shopping cart and left the store without paying. One of the individuals went back into the store and attempted to return an item. When the clerk requested a driver license to process the return the subject left the store with the merchandise.

*On Thursday, June 27, the HOA at Panorama Drive and El Lago Blvd. reported a concrete flower pot at the entry to the neighborhood had been damaged.

*On Monday, July 1, a resident of the 17000 block of Calaveras Ave. reported someone smashed the rear window of their vehicle parked at the residence between June 29 and June 30. No items were reported missing.

*On Wednesday, July 3, a resident in the 14400 block of Galatea reported his car stolen while he was incarcerated. He was informed through social media of the vehicle’s location. The vehicle was recovered and processed for evidence. The investigation is continuing.

*On Thursday, June 27, a deputy on patrol located a motorcycle behind a vacant business in the 17200 block of Shea Blvd. The motorcycle had been reported stolen out of Mesa.

*On Monday, July 1, two vehicles collided at the intersection of Avenue of the Fountains and La Montana Drive. Both drivers say they stopped but were confused about who had the right-of-way.

*On Friday, June 28, a vehicle at a stop sign backed into another vehicle stopped behind it, and then left the scene without providing information.

*On Tuesday, July 2, a vehicle parked in the 16000 block of Ridgeway Drive was struck by another vehicle that left the scene.

*On Monday, July 12, deputies investigated a collision at Saguaro and Shea boulevards. A vehicle attempting to make a right turn onto Shea from Saguaro was struck by a vehicle traveling through the intersection.

Between Thursday, June 27 and Wednesday, July 3, deputies made 329 public contacts (due in part to an increase in traffic stops). There were 33 reports written.