St. Peters Police Blotter for Feb. 20, 2011

The following are selected reports from the St. Peters Police Department.

• Incident No. 2806: Stolen auto, 400 block of Omar Court. Ex-boyfriend took vehicle without permission. Vehicle was recovered.
• Incident No. 2872: Robbery, 400 block Mid Rivers Mall Drive. Suspect forcefully took victim’s wallet at the gas station, when victim fought suspect back, the suspect dropped wallet and fled the scene. Suspect was caught less than an hour later and charges have been filed by the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.
• Incident No. 2913: Forgery/counterfeiting, 300 block of Main Street. Subject attempted to pay for merchandise with a counterfeit $5 bill. Clerk noticed the bill was counterfeit, seized the bill and contacted the St. Peters Police Department. Subject may not have been aware the bill was counterfeit.
• Incident No. 2928: Property damage, first block of South Hillview Drive. A vehicle parked on the street had its window was shot. Suspect(s) are unknown.
• Incident No. 2952: Forgery, 200 block of Montego Court. Suspect stole blank checks from roommate and cashed them at various locations.  Suspect was arrested and charges are pending with the St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
• Incident No. 2982: Found property, 600 block River Moss Drive. Wallet found near residence.
• Incident No. 3040: Property damage, 1100 block of Jungs Station Road. Damage to vehicle occurred at car wash.  On-going investigation
• Incident No. 3043: Stealing, 4900 block of Braid Hills Drive. Delivered package stolen off of front porch of residence.  No suspects at this time. On-going investigation
• Incident No. 3079: Burglary, 1100 block of Cave Springs Estates. Unknown person burglarized business, stealing cash register containing an undisclosed amount of money.  No forced entry.  On-going investigation.
• Incident No. 3148: Stealing, 6000 block of Mexico Road. Victim misplaced cell phone at business.
• Incident No. 3149: Stolen auto, 300 block of Main Street. Trailer stolen from lot by an unknown suspect.