Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
TOOLS MISSING FROM GARAGE
On April 23 at 7:58 a.m., deputies went to the 26900 block of Wildflower Trail where a man said he had walked into his garage and discovered hand wood working tools were missing. He said he made an online report a couple of days earlier but when he entered the garage on April 23 he noticed more tools missing. He said he thought the suspect entered through the regular door and there were no locks on the doors. He did not have serial numbers for the items.
HOMEOWNERS DISCOURAGE PARKING
On April 21 at 6:57 p.m., a deputy went to the 1200 block of Red Lodge Drive and talked to a homeowner who said he was the treasurer of the homeowner's association. He said due to the narrow roads, no parking was allowed on the roadway, but a black Ford truck had parked in front of the neighbor's yard possibly damaging the landscape. He put a notice on the windshield, but the next time he looked out, the truck was gone and the notice was stuck on his garage door. He said the HOA would pursue charges. Due to the snow on the ground damage could not be immediately ascertained and the deputy left. The case is open pending additional suspect information.
NEIGHBOR REPORTS SUSPICIONS
On April 21 at 10:44 p.m., deputies went to the 23200 block of Inca Road in Indian Hills after a man called to say a light was on in a neighbor\ing house that was supposed to be vacant. The deputy checked and discovered the lights the man saw were coming from an arena building on the property. When the deputy checked the house, it was vacant and there were no footprints in the snow. The owner was called and he said there was nothing of value at the house.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP REPORTS BURGLAR
On April 22 at 7 a.m., a deputy was dispatched to the Evergreen Auto Repair on 30800 Hilltop Drive in Evergreen. The owner said between 6 p.m. the day before and 6:30 a.m. April 22, a window screen had been pried off the front of the shop. The screen frame was bent and leaning against the building. The owner said the alarm did not go off, but nothing was missing. The deputy took photos of the window and said extra patrol would be provided.