Precision Work Tools, Game Systems Stolen in Burglaries

West Lark Industrial Drive, Fenton

More than $3,000 in tools were stolen Jan. 25 from a home on West Lark Industrial Drive. Fenton. The homeowner said someone entered the home and took a wide variety of precision tools including a Fowler X-test indicator, a Spi magnetic stand, an 8-inch set Fowler digital calipers, a brass punch set, an Interapis indicator set, a dial Indicator, 12-inch Mitutoyo dial calipers, two eight-inch  Mitutoyo digital calibers, a magnetic angle finder, a drill index, a six-inch Poland square, an eight-inch pair of Vise Grips, a Starrett combination square, a one-inch to 2-inch Mitutoyo digital micrometer, two Precision twist drill indexes, a Fowler bevel square, a three-inch by four-inch precision square, a Mitutoyo combination square, a 12-inch and 24-inch blade, a six-inch Mitutoyo telescoping gauge set, a 1/16-inch to one-inch Mitutoyo radius gauge set, 12-inch Mitutoyo dial calipers and $30 in quarters.

Diamond Drive, High Ridge

Electronic games systems, game and miscellaneous items were stolen Jan. 25 from a home on Diamond Drive, High Ridge. Missing were  an Xbox 360 game system and three controllers, a Nintendo Wii system and three controllers, five Xbox games, ten Wii games, an HP laptop computer, a motorcycle title, three vicodin tablets and 40 scelexin pills. The value of the items was set at $1,535.  I responded to the above address in reference to a burglary report. Upon arrival, I made contact with the victim who stated person(s) unknown had entered his home by an unknown means and removed the above items. The victim stated no further items were taken. No evidence was located at the scene and an area canvas was conducted with negative results.

For questions about this report, contact Dan Barger at Dan.Barger@patch.com