Thefts
Thomas Smith, of Maggie Valley, reported Saturday that his $6,000 tool set was stolen from a residence on Cavalier Street in Lumberton, according to a police report.
Audra Hardee, of Dogwood Street, Lumberton, reported Sunday that someone stole the starter, valued at $100, from her car on Jerome Street, according to a police report.
Kenny Ouvin, of Summit Avenue, Lumberton, reported Sunday that $900 worth of items, including cash, IDs and medication, were stolen from his home, according to a police report.
James Steffanz, of Westwick Lane, Fayetteville, reported Saturday that someone broke into his car at NRL Designz on West Fifth Street in Lumberton and stole $10,516.84 worth of items, including sunglasses, shoes, a watch, a helmet, a jacket and a laptop, according to a police report.
Jewell Wilkey, of Godwin Avenue, Lumberton, reported Saturday that someone broke into a home on National Avenue and stole $2,491 worth of items including jewelry, a tie, a knife set, arrowheads, a safe, gold coins and a laser level, according to a police report.
Juan Garcia reported Saturday that someone broke into a DM Welding van at Holiday Inn on Wintergreen Drive in Lumberton, causing $500 in damage to the window and stole $1,000 worth of tools, according to a police report.
Doris Bautista of Tolarsville Road, St. Pauls, reported Friday that her $600 cell phone was stolen from her car at Bethany Presbyterian Church on Elizabethtown Road in Lumberton, according to a police report.
Lena McMillian, of Swan Drive, Lumberton, reported Friday that someone broke into her house, causing $250 in damage to the door, and stole $1,980 worth of items, including three televisions, an XBox gaming system, a scanner and a laptop, according to a police report.
Pamela Campbell, of Holly Street, Lumberton, reported Friday that someone broke into her apartment, causing $250 in damage to the door, and stole $5,105.99 worth of items belonging to her and Willie McKellar, of Pearl Street, including a license plate, a car battery, a television, a laptop an XBOX, gaming system and girls’ clothing, according to a police report.
Sequoi Cooper, of Spruce Street, Lumberton, reported Friday that someone broke into her apartment, causing $375 in damage to the door and window, and stole a $129 computer modem, according to a police report.
Jasmine Thompson, of Little Street, Lumberton, reported Friday that someone broke into her apartment, causing $100 in damage to the door, and stole a PlayStation gaming system valued at $550 and an unknown amount of cash, according to a police report.
Robert Winfree, of Maple Street, Lumberton, reported Friday that someone broke into his house and stole $20 worth of bottled water and $200 worth of food, according to a police report.
Vandalism
Crystal Norton, of Canal Street, Lumberton, reported Saturday that someone broke into her car, causing $300 in damage to the rear window, according to a police report.
Danny Cook reported Friday that someone threw a rock at the glass door of Cook Insurance on Woodridge Street in Lumberton, causing $250 in damage, according to a police report.
Matthew Floyd, of Lambeth Street, Lumberton, reported Sunday that someone shot at his car, causing $2,500 in damage, according to a police report.
Break-ins
The following break-ins were reported to the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office:
McAuly Construction, on Veterans Road, St. Pauls; Delfin Hill, of Acres Lane, Orrum; Jeffery Cummings, of Locklear Road, Pembroke; Glenntoria Nelson, of Alamac Village Drive, Lumberton; Debra Hammonds, of Cathy Street, Pembroke; Tomasa Reyes-Leon, of Applewood Road, St. Pauls; Jamey Maynor, of Pinwheel Circle, Lumberton; Avis Jones, of Baltimore Church Road, Fairmont; Leon Jones, of Dixie Drive, Red Springs; Tarina Munlyn, of Turkey Branch Road, Fairmont; Audrey Lewis, of Seventh Street Road, Lumberton; and Bullock Farms, on Brayboy Road, Rowland.
