Crime & Safety

Hillsboro Crime Blotter: The Week of August 7-13

A man stole a mobility scooter by riding away on it.

8/7

UEMV: 1700 block of SE Oak St.

A vehicle was entered overnight, and a wallet, driver license, and several credit cards were stolen.

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UUV: 200 block of NE Palomar Ct.

A dark green 1995 Honda Accord was stolen overnight.

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8/8

Criminal Mischief: 1100 block of NW 2nd Ct.

A contractor discovered an unknown suspect entered a home under construction, kicked holes in the sheet rock, and poured paint on the interior.

Burglary: 200 block of SE 12th Ave.

An unknown suspect broke into an apartment, and cash and jewelry were stolen.

8/9

Theft: 2400 block of NE Cornell Rd.

A wallet was stolen while the victim played video poker.

Theft: 6300 block of SE Austin Ct.

A package was stolen from the front porch of a residence after it was delivered.

8/10

Burglary: 22200 block of NW Imbrie Dr.

The front door of a nail salon was smashed out and the suspect entered the store while it was closed.

UEMV: 1000 block of SE Walnut St.

A GPS and a backpack were stolen from a parked vehicle.

8/11

Theft: 300 block of SE 7th Ave.

A male and a female entered a medical supply business, and, while the female distracted the employee, the male stole a mobility scooter by riding away on it.

Hit & Run: 1500 block of SW Oak St.

A parked vehicle at a grocery store was struck an orange van, which did not remain at the scene.

8/12

Theft: 2700 block of NW Town Center Dr.

An unknown male stole $600 worth of merchandise from a cellular telephone store.

Theft: 2200 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.

An unknown female stole cosmetics from a variety store.

8/13

Criminal Mischief: 20900 block of NW Amberwood Dr.

Graffiti was found spray painted on a path in a park.

Fraud: 5800 block of NE Cornell Rd.

The victim paid money to receive an award from a sweepstakes, which turned out to be fraudulent.

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