Crime & Safety
Hillsboro Crime Blotter: February 12 - February 18
A cell phone was stolen from a car. A cell phone was stolen from a customer at a deli. A Honda was stolen.

2/12
UUV: 1200 block of NE Orenco Station Pkwy.
A gold 1994 Honda Accord was stolen from a parking lot.
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Burglary: 23500 block of NW Jacobson Rd.
An unknown suspect used a small trailer to break out the front window of an electrical business and steal several items.
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UEMV: 6300 block of SE Kensington St.
An unlocked vehicle was entered overnight, and spare change was stolen.
Burglary: 600 block of SE Walnut St.
While in the process of moving house, the victim found the sliding glass door to the residence opened, and two televisions and a computer had been stolen.
2/14
Theft: 2400 block of NE Cornell Rd.
A male attempted to buy two bottles of wine from a convenience store, but, after being refused service because he was already intoxicated, he stole the wine.
Fraud: 1900 block of NE Barberry Dr.
A credit card was used fraudulently after the wallet containing it was stolen.
2/15
Criminal Mischief: 6200 block of SE Century Blvd.
All the windows of a vehicle were shattered out by an unknown suspect, who likely used a baseball bat.
UEMV: 17900 block of NW Evergreen Pkwy.
The rear window of an SUV was smashed out, and an iPad was stolen.
2/16
UEMV: 400 block of SE 3rd Ave.
A purse was stolen from a vehicle parked in a parking lot.
Theft: 700 block of NW 227th Ave.
A pair of shoes were stolen from the front porch of a residence overnight.
2/17
Theft: 1000 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
A customer at a deli had his cellular telephone stolen.
UEMV: 100 block of NE 25th Ave.
A car was entered, and a cellular telephone was stolen.
2/18
Criminal Mischief: 400 block of NW Dennis Ave.
A group of juveniles broke out the bedroom window of a residence and ran away.
UEMV: 1800 block of NE 56th Ave.
A car was entered, and money was stolen.
Photo Colin Miner
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