Crime & Safety
Hillsboro Police Blotter: April 17-April 23
A stolen car. A truck tagged with graffiti. A week in Hillsboro.

4/17
Criminal Mischief: 100 block of SE 5th Ave.
A window to an empty apartment was broken out.
Reckless Burning: NE 47th Ave./NE Ihly Way
A witness reported a male in a white Ford Explorer stopped in a wetland area and lit a box on fire. The witness put the fire out before calling police.
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4/18
Criminal Mischief: 2600 block of SE 39th Lp.
A work truck was tagged with graffiti.
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Criminal Mischief: 7300 block of SE Wrenfield St.
A group of five unidentified juvenile females broke out the back window of a vehicle.
4/19
Recovered UUV: 500 block of SE 10th Ave.
A light blue Honda that had been previously reported stolen was located parked and abandoned.
Burglary: 3000 block of NW Overlook Dr.
A garage at an apartment complex was entered and tools were stolen.
4/20
UEMV: 1300 block of NE Lincoln St.
A vehicle was entered and a passport was stolen from inside of it.
Identity Theft: 1200 block of SE Oak St.
A fraudulent application for a credit card was filed using the victim’s personal information.
4/21
Burglary: 1900 block of SE Minter Bridge Rd.
A washer and dryer were stolen overnight from an apartment.
Theft: 400 block of SE Walnut St.
A cellular telephone that was left on top of a vehicle overnight was stolen.
4/22
Theft: 18000 block of NW Evergreen Pkwy.
A female stole shoes from a clothing store and fled in a vehicle prior to police arrival.
UEMV: 6400 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
Two backpacks were stolen from a parked vehicle at a variety store while the driver was away for only about ten minutes.
4/23
UUV: 1900 block of SE 54th Ave.
A green 2015 Kia Soul was stolen overnight from outside of a residence.
UEMV: 4500 block of SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
A vehicle was broken into outside of a fencing business.
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