After police got multiple calls reporting people in a vacant home that was marked for sale, they arrested half a dozen teens who had gotten inside.
Police responded on June 28 to a report of suspicious activity at a vacant home. The caller, a neighbor, told officers that he saw four men coming and going from the vacant residence, which was on the market for sale. Officers did not find anyone inside, but they did find that the front door was open and that the knob on a side door to the house had been damaged.
Officers were sent again to the residence later June 28 when another caller reported a handful of youths had entered the vacant residence. Police arrested six juveniles for trespassing, turning them over to responsible adults. Juvenile fact sheets were completed and forwarded to the juvenile detective bureau.Attempted vehicle grand theft: Lakeshore Boulevard
Someone broke into a Kia Sorento on June 24, peeling the steering column in an attempt to steal the car. The suspect was not located.A woman told police June 24 that her car was stolen without the keys. Police had no suspects.A business owner reported to police on June 24 that a customer had ordered and received several appliances from the business but had failed to pay for those appliances.
The owner of a vehicle reported on June 25 that their car was damaged while parked at a business on Lakeshore Boulevard. No video or suspect information was available.A man reported on June 26 that his car was stolen from the parking lot of an apartment complex overnight. Officers observed broken glass in the parking spot where the man said his vehicle was. The car was located later that day by Cleveland police.
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