11/4/2009 9:55:00 PM Rash of car burglaries hits Paulden
The Daily Courier
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office deputies responded Tuesday to six vehicle burglaries in Paulden's Rimrock subdivision, just off of Old Highway 89.
Four unlocked vehicles parked along Hackamore Lane and two unlocked vehicles parked along Oxbow Circle were broken into some time after sundown Monday night and before sunrise Tuesday, said Dwight D'Evelyn, media and crime prevention coordinator for the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies searched the neighborhood for witnesses and leads.
Items stolen from the vehicles include iPods, a digital camera, wallets, cash, a cell phone charger and checkbooks from Chase Bank and National Bank, the Sheriff's Office said. Deputies are still determining a complete list of items stolen.
Authorities ask anyone with information to contact the Sheriff's Office at 771-3260 or Yavapai Silent Witness to provide an anonymous report and become eligible for a cash reward should an arrest be made in this case.
The Sheriff's Office would also like to remind people to lock their vehicles and take their valuables inside their home, D'Evelyn said.
Reader Comments
Posted: Friday, November 20, 2009
Article comment by:
paul
Welcome to the real world. Where do you want us to put your Indian Casino? Next to the homeless shelter or abortion clinic?
Posted: Friday, November 06, 2009
Article comment by:
North Chino Resident
Catch Them, I am one who has a $300k north of Chino but I refuse to say I live in Paulden. If you want to tell people your from Paulden, at least put your teeth in before you do.
Posted: Friday, November 06, 2009
Article comment by:
Thank you, I think, Idiots!!
They also got two cars in southern Chino Valley. Yes one was unlocked and a purse was taken. They tried to take out the radio and couldn't figure it out, even with the manual!!
The second one I know was 2 houses away and they slashed a soft-top and stole stuff.
I'd like to really thank these idiots for ruining someone's vacation as well as someone having to replace an expensive soft-top.
The Sheriff is looking for them with good detective work!!
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
What does that matter?
Hey Herman, what ever happened to the saying if it is not your dont touch it? It don't fricking matter if the car was locked or not it was not theirs to take. That is what is wrong with this world.
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
Herman
Why are people leaving these valuables in unlocked cars?
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
CATCH THEM!!!!
HEY ISLAND RECLUSE- first learn how to spell refrigerator...you obviously don't know the entire town of Paulden. There are many areas that are $300,000+ homes. Those are the ones being hit. Who knows, with those comments maybe you are doing it?
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
Won't even slow down thru Paulden
Island Recluse. Just drive around Paulden. Everyone has at least one car. On blocks in the front yard that is. Along with a couch on the porch and a refridgerator leaning up against their trailer.
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
CATCH THEM!!!!
We have also all reported break ins to the homes. I know of four of us whos homes have been broken into and reported to the sheriff department that should not go unseen. Please contact the sheriffs office if you know any of these people. they are so low they even took my sons piggy bank
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
No name provided
If the cars were unlocked, then I wouldn't consider them "broken into". Lock your doors. Duh...
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
azlaydey
You can't leave your vehicle unlocked ANYWHERE any more. And don't forget to close your garage door!
Posted: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Article comment by:
Island Recluse
Once again, this paper has missed the press-stopping story. They've got cars in Paulden?!!!
