RETAIL THEFT: On 11-18-15 the Student Resource Officer at Hempfield High School was called to the principal’s office for a report of a student not paying for food. The 14 year old female student was cited for retail theft.

-PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS: On 11-19-15 at 1038 hrs, police were dispatched to the 500 block of Centerville Road for a report of a male that was drinking in the parking lot and breaking bottles at this location. Police cited Pedro L. PACHECO (35) of Todd Lane, Lancaster for Public Drunkenness.

-THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING: On 11-19-15 police were dispatched to the Community Aid Thrift store on Rohrerstown Road for a report of theft. A customer placed her purse down while shopping and when she returned the purse was gone. The purse contained various cards, cash, wallet, keys, and Nintendo game. Total loss: $237.00.

-THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE: On 11-22-15 police responded to the 1300 block of Pennscott Drive for a report of theft from vehicle. Victim stated that someone entered her unlocked vehicle and took a purse. The purse was located in the yard of a neighbor.   

-THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE: On 11-22-15 police were dispatched to Lowe’s on Rohrerstown Road for a theft from vehicle report. Victim stated that his work van was broken into damaging the vehicle and tools were taken. Total loss: $1,650.00.

-THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE:  On 11-22-15 police were dispatched to the 100 block of Colonial Crest Drive for a report of a vehicle break in. Victim reported that unknown actor(s) broke the front passenger side window of his vehicle and stole cash, Bluetooth headsets, tire pressure gauge and several phone chargers. Total loss: $1,487.00.

-THEFT:  On 11-21-15 police received a call from a victim who had her cell phone was taken from her shopping cart while shopping at the Grocery Outlet on Spring Valley Road. Total loss: $170.00.

-CRIMINAL MISCHIEF:  On 11-22-15 police responded to Tenby Way for a report of damage to a vehicle. Victim stated that someone keyed the driver’s side and passenger side of his vehicle.  Total damage estimated at $1,000.