Crime & Safety
Hillsboro Crime Blotter: The Week of July 24-July 31
Someone stole a stroller from the playground of a preschool. Really.

7/24
Hit & Run: 1200 block of NW 185th Ave.
A parked vehicle was struck by another, which did not stop, while its owner shopped in a variety store.
Find out what's happening in Hillsborofor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Burglary: 600 block of NE Kristie Ct.
An attached garage was entered by an unknown suspect, who stole a long board.
Find out what's happening in Hillsborofor free with the latest updates from Patch.
7/25
Theft: 1600 block of SE Enterprise Circle
A stroller was stolen from the playground of a preschool.
UUV: 900 block of NE Orenco Station Pkwy.
A blue 2004 Honda Civic was stolen from a parking garage.
7/26
UUV: 800 block of SE 43rd Ave.
A white 1997 Honda Civic was stolen from a residence overnight.
Burglary: 100 block of NE Milne Rd.
An unknown suspect entered an attached garage at a residence and stole several items.
7/27
Identity Theft: 300 block of NE Lauren Ct.
The victim reported her purse stolen a week prior, and discovered that her credit card had been used to make 12 fraudulent purchases after it had been stolen.
Theft: 1000 block of SE Maple St.
An unidentified female walked into a convenience store, helped herself to an ice cream bar, and walked out.
7/28
Mail Theft: 2800 block of E Main St.
The victim discovered his mail had been stolen multiple times over the past month.
Theft: 900 block of SE Oak St.
A wallet was stolen while its owner was shopping at a thrift store.
7/29
Identity Theft: 300 block of NE Autumn Rose Way
An unknown suspect accessed the victim’s bank accounts.
Theft: 18600 block of NW Tanasbourne Dr.
An unknown suspect stole a stack of wood pallets from behind a sporting goods store.
7/30
Theft: 200 block of SE 12th Ave.
The victim hosted a party and later discovered someone had stolen a pistol from his apartment.
Theft: 2200 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
A male suspect stole several items from a variety store and ran away when loss prevention tried to stop him.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.