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Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 9-15

Retail theft, a dog bite, and a forged check kept the authorities busy in Preston Hollow this week.
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SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: FRIDAY THE 13th MISCHIEF

A two-wheeled bandit “rode like he stole it” when he took off on a motorcycle without the owner’s consent in the 7000 block of Midbury Drive on Sept. 13.

10 Tuesday

A robber stole property while brandishing a weapon in the 6400 block of Northport Drive.

Property was taken without consent at a new home construction site in the 4300 block of Park Lane.

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Preston Hollow

A criminal trespass warning was given at a restaurant in the 5200 block of Forest Lane.

Property was stolen from a vehicle in the 6500 block of Turner Way.

A theft occurred in the 5900 block of Elderwood Drive.

A theft of property occurred in the Preston Royal Shopping Center at an unspecified time.

The window of a vehicle was broken and property stolen in the 3900 block of West Northwest Highway.

11 Wednesday

A motor vehicle was stolen in the 6000 block of Mimosa Lane.

A handbag was stolen from a vehicle in the Preston Royal Shopping Center parking lot.

An individual committed forgery when signing another person’s name on a check in the 5700 block of Northmoor Drive.

Property was vandalized in the 3800 block of Capps Drive.

A theft occurred at a retail store in NorthPark Center.

12 Thursday

A minor dog bite occurred in a parking lot in the 5600 block of West Lovers Lane.

Property was stolen from a vehicle in a commercial parking lot in the 5300 block of Lovers Lane.

An attempted theft of property from inside a parked vehicle occurred in the 6500 block of Greenwich Lane.

A motor vehicle stolen from out of town was recovered in the 3900 block of Adrian Drive.

A theft occurred in a retail store at NorthPark Center.

14 Saturday

A public intoxication citation was given in front of Fire Station 41 in the 5900 block of Royal Lane.

15 Sunday

A criminal trespass warning was issued at a grocery store in Preston Royal Shopping Center.

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