Crime & Safety
Hillsboro Crime Blotter: The Week of June 5-11
The lesson from this week's blotter: if you bring your cell phone out with you, keep an eye on it.

6/5
Burglary: 1100 block of SE 7th Ave.
A shed outside a residence was broken into, and several tools were stolen.
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Criminal Mischief: 300 block of SW Dennis Ave.
A vehicle parked outside an auto sale business was damaged with a key.
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6/6
UEMV: 1100 block of NE Orenco Station Pkwy.
A vehicle was broken into in an apartment complex parking lot.
Burglary: 5700 block of SE Preston Ct.
A residence was entered through a sliding glass door by an unknown suspect. A laptop and a box of checks were stolen.
6/7
Theft: 7500 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
The license plates from a vehicle were stolen as it sat parked in a restaurant parking lot.
Hit & Run: W Baseline Rd./SW Brookwood Ave.
A brown SUV rear-ended another vehicle and drove away without stopping.
6/8
Theft: 2900 block of SE Century Blvd.
A cellular telephone was stolen while its owner shopped at a thrift store.
Criminal Mischief: NE Cornell Rd./NE Brookwood Pkwy.
Graffiti was discovered spray painted on a bus stop bench.
6/9
Fraud: 300 block of SE 10th Ave.
Three unknown male suspects paid for merchandise at a store with checks from a closed account.
UEMV: 6300 block of SE Kensington St.
A personalize license plate was stolen from a vehicle parked outside a residence.
6/10
UUV: 1000 block of SE Walnut St.
A maroon 2007 Ford Explorer was reported stolen.
Fraud: 1400 block of NE Glen Ellen Dr.
The victim discovered fraudulent activity on a credit card.
6/11
Theft: 1300 block of SW Oak St.
A cellular telephone was stolen while the victim played video poker.
Theft: 1500 block of SW Cornelius Pass Rd.
A cellular telephone was stolen while the victim was at a park.
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