Crime & Safety
Missing a New iPhone or a Fur Coat? Brentwood Police Want to Know
Brentwood Police recovered several items from overnight auto thefts and want to reunite them with their owners.
BRENTWOOD, TN — Brentwood Police nabbed a pair of suspected car break-in artists early Monday morning, but are continuing to search for some victims who may be missing some very valuable property.
The unidentified suspects were found in the Brenthaven subdivision after breaking into several cars and burgling things stored inside. While investigators have been able to tie some items back to their owners, there are a few outstanding outstanding pieces of purloined property needing to be reunited.
Police say there's a new iPhone and a fur coat which have yet to be spoken for and for which no police report has been filed. With a description and/or proof of ownership, Brentwood Police would be happy to return them.
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Contact Officer Bill Reape, property and evidence custodian, at 615-371-0160.
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