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Preston Hollow Crime Reports July 20-26

Retail thefts plagued DPD in this week's crime reports
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SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: DIGITAL DECEPTION

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An individual was cited for fraud on July 22 after creating a fake social media account and posting negative comments on another person’s account in the 5400 block of Castlewood Road.

July 20

A burglary occurred in the 6600 block of Deloache Avenue.

A theft occurred at NorthPark Center.

July 21

A theft occurred at a home in the 6200 block of Boca Raton Drive.

A theft occurred at a retail store in the 6000 block of Royal Lane.

July 22

A theft occurred in the 4900 block of Allencrest Lane.

A vehicle was stolen from NorthPark Center.

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A forgery occurred at a bank in the 5300 block of Forest Lane.

July 23

A vehicle was damaged and property was stolen in the 11700 block of Preston Road.

A vehicle was stolen from NorthPark Center.

Property was stolen from a vehicle in the 8200 block of Preston Road.

A vehicle was damaged during the theft of a firearm from a vehicle parked in a retail lot in the 3800 block of West Northwest Highway.

An individual was criminally trespassed from a community center in the 7900 block of Northaven Road.

July 24

Property was vandalized in the 21 block of Robledo Drive.

A drug violation occurred at NorthPark Center.

A condominium was entered and property was stolen in the 8600 block of Preston Road.

A theft occurred in the 5900 block of Northaven Road.

July 25

A vehicle was damaged and property was stolen in the 5900 block of Azalea Lane.

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A theft occurred at NorthPark Center.

July 26

A theft occurred at NorthPark Center.

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