Crime & Safety
Hillsboro Crime Blotter: February 26 - March 4
Someone stole a '96 Honda Prelude. A stolen Toyota was recovered. A woman left her wallet in a clothing store and it was stolen.

2/26
UUV: 19000 block of NW Evergreen Pkwy.
A white 1996 Honda Prelude was stolen from an apartment complex parking lot.
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Recovered UUV: NE Cherry Dr./NW 229th Ave.
A stolen 1997 Toyota Camry was found parked and abandoned at this intersection.
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Forgery: 2300 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
A counterfeit $50 bill was passed at a restaurant.
Theft: 22000 block of NW Imbrie Dr.
A male suspect stole several items from a variety and fled on a bicycle.
2/28
UUV: 1100 block of NE Orenco Station Pkwy.
A white 1992 Jeep Cherokee was stolen from an apartment complex parking lot.
Hit & Run: 3000 block of SE Tumblestone Dr.
A vehicle was struck while it was parked on the street.
3/1
Criminal Mischief: 1000 block of SE Oak St.
An exterior wall of a tire store was spray painted with graffiti.
UEMV: 400 block of SE 4th Ave.
A purse, wallet, and paperwork were stolen from a parked vehicle.
3/2
Recovered UUV: 1600 block of NE Karen Ct.
A stolen white Toyota Tundra was found parked and abandoned.
Attempted Burglary: 800 block of NE 62nd Ave.
An unknown suspect tried to pick the lock to a residence, but was scared off by the resident and ran away.
3/3
UEMV: 18500 block of NW Red Wing Way
Two vehicles in an apartment complex lot were rifled through overnight.
Criminal Mischief: 19400 block of NW Cornell Rd.
A vehicle was keyed in the parking lot of a grocery store.
3/4
Hit & Run: 2100 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
A vehicle parked outside a clothing store was struck by another vehicle, which did not leave any information behind regarding the driver or insurance.
Theft: 7300 block of NE Butler St.
A wallet was left temporarily unattended in a clothing store, and when the owner realized it she discovered it was missing.
Photo Colin Miner
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