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Troy Allen Curtis Jr. |
Spotsylvania Crime Solvers is seeking information on the following crimes:
Between 4 and 7:30 p.m. March 27, someone entered a home in the 6000 block of Courthouse Road and stole an Xbox 360 game system, games and several jewelry items. (09-44309)
Between 10:45 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. March 31, someone broke through the front door of a home on Cooktown Road and stole two jars of coins. (09-45321)
Between 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. March 31, someone burglarized a home on Cooktown Road and stole a 50-inch Visio television, three rifles and a shotgun. (09-45388)
Between March 5 and March 30, someone stole a dark green four-door 2002 Chrysler Concorde from the parking lot of Steeplechase Apartments. (09-44835)
Overnight on March 28, someone pried open the window of a vehicle on Dewberry Drive in the Wilburn Farms subdivision and stole a black LG GPS unit and a black CD case. (09-44241)
Overnight on March 29, someone stole a red Kymco scooter from a residence in the Oak Grove subdivision. The next day the scooter was found in a wooded area near Oak Grove with the ignition and electrical panels tampered with. (09-44823)
Overnight on March 28, at least three vehicles parked at the Spotsylvania Towne Centre and Waverly Village were tampered with and items were reported stolen. The suspect(s) broke a window to a vehicle parked in the rear lot of JCPenney and stole a stereo face plate. A window was broken on a vehicle parked at a residence in the 3000 block of Bragg Road and a tan briefcase was stolen. A vehicle window was broken on a car parked at a residence on Salem Drive in the Waverly subdivision and a Tom Tom GPS unit was stolen. (09-44091, 09-44115, 09-44100)
Overnight on March 27, someone entered an unsecured barn on Dickerson Road and stole four wheels and tires and two Stihl chainsaws. (09-44139)
Between March 22 and 29 someone entered a secured shed at a residence on Marye Road and stole a red Craftsman toolbox with tools valued at $2,000.
Between March 27 and 30 someone entered a residential garage in the 6000 block of Old Plank Road and stole a 4-foot by 6-foot black trailer, a Cub Cadet riding mower, a black go cart a red Craftsman toolbox. (09-44865)
At approximately 9:30 p.m. on March 27, five black males entered Hat World inside the Spotsylvania Towne Centre and stole hats. When the clerk attempted to confront them, one suspect, described as a black male in his 20s with short curly hair, pulled open his jacket and displayed a large knife stuck in his belt. The clerk backed off and the suspects fled out the main entrance of the Towne Centre. The suspects were all wearing black clothing and one had on a red hat. (09-43411)
The Sheriff's Office took six vandalism reports in reference to vehicle tires being slashed and windows being broken during the early hours of March 28. At least four victims in Watford Village subdivision reported vehicle tires slashed, a residential window smashed and a vehicle window broken. During the same morning, at least two victims who had parked their vehicles at Motel 6 on Jefferson Davis Highway, reported their vehicle tires slashed. (09-43656, 09-43594, 09-43649, 09-44814, 09-43657, 09-43646, 09-43653)
Several buildings under construction in the 4500 block of Plank Road and Kennedy Lane have been vandalized recently. The vandals broke windows and used permanent markers to write on the stone fronts, causing at least $3,600 in damage. (09-45199)
WANTED
Troy Allen Curtis Jr., 20, for communicating a threat in writing and possession of cocaine. He is a white male, 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing 145 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. His last known location was Spotsylvania.
OWES CHILD SUPPORT
William E. Brooks is wanted on family desertion charges and owes more than $10,820 in back child support. His last known locations were Grantsboro, N.C., and Chicken, Alaska. He is a white male, 5 feet 11 inches, weighing 159 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes.
Anyone with information on these or other crimes is asked to call Crime Solvers at 540/582-5822 or go spotsylvaniacrimesolvers.org. Information leading to an arrest may be worth up to $1,000.
