Police Blotter: Theft Tops The Latest Police Reports

Take a look at the latest police blotter from the and police departments.

Town and Country

May 19: 13700 block of Corrington Court

Burglary in Progress: Police said they received a call around 9:10 p.m. from a resident who noticed a suspicious person in a garage. When confronted, the person reportedly dropped items that belonged to the resident  and ran to a dark colored Toyota Camry parked in front of the residence. The investigation led police to Christopher Brown, 20, of the 600 block of Applecross Court in Ballwin. Brown was arrested and booked on charges of stealing and trespassing. He was released on a cash bond with a court date of June 16 in Town and Country Municipal Court.

May 18: 100 block of Williamsburg Estates

Disturbance: Police said they were called just after midnight and found approximately 25 teenagers at the home. Investigators said they found numerous beer cans when they arrived and helped the homeowner break up the party. Minors who were in possession of alcohol received summons and their parents were notified. The 51-year-old man who owned the home was ticketed for failing to supervise a residential party.

April 15 - May 15: 900 block of Town and Country Estates  

Identity Theft:  Police said a credit card was fraudently used to purchase over $4300 worth of tickets through Ticketmaster in several cities throughout the country. Investigators are working with Tickeetmaster's fraud department on the case.

If you have any information regarding this incident, please notify Detective Sergeant Rick Kranz at kranzrg@town-and-country.org. Anonymous tips can be given by calling the St. Louis Regional CrimeStoppers, 314-725-8477 or 866-371-8477.

Manchester

May 13: 600 block of Forrester

Theft: Police said they received a call that a car window that was left partially rolled down and a GPS, IPod and cell phone were stolen. The items are valued at $690.

May 18: 700 block of Russell Wirth

Theft: Two windows were broken out of a car and two purses that were left in the car were stolen. Police estimate damage at $400 the stolen items are valued at $2030.

Anyone with information on these reports or any crimes is asked to contact the  at 636-527-9200.