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BURGLARY TO RESIDENCE 2012001501 02/01/2012 18:24 216 SW 6TH ST
On 02/01/12 between 1800 and 2000 hours, unknown suspect(s) entered an open garage and removed a Huffy bicycle ($25).

BURGLARY/ THEFT FROM AUTO 2012001512 02/01/2012 21:22 2222 W GLADES RD
On 02/01/12, two employee`s vehicles were broken into between 1630 and 2100 hours. The vehicles` windows were smashed out and purses were stolen. Bank cards, cash, and personal items were taken.

OTHER THEFT 2012001482 02/01/2012 10:10 300 S MILITARY TRL
Victim reported unknown suspect stole her Iphone 3GS from her diaper bag sometime between 1700 and 1900 hours on 01/31/12 while she played at the Sugar Sand Park playground.

SIMPLE BATTERY 2012001490 02/01/2012 14:27 751 BANYAN TRL
The victim, age 80, advised an unknown white male punched him in the side of the head after a verbal argument over the male`s dog and where is should be. The victim advised he was not injured and refused medical treatment.

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If we had a nickel for every preventable crime...

We call it victim assisted crime and it happens almost every day in Boca Raton. People leave their purses, computers, and phones in their cars or just laying around for criminals to see and take. They think it's safe because they were “only gone for a minute," or “it's Boca, it's safe,” and come back to find their things missing. Take a look at this week's preventable crime.

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BURGLARY/ THEFT FROM AUTO 01/29/2012 18:52 3100 AIRPORT RD
On Sunday, January 29, the victim reported that an unknown person entered his red 2011 Chrysler mini-van while it was parked in the parking lot of Boomers and removed his daughter's Apple Mac Book laptop compter (valued at $2,699) which was hidden under the rear seat. No suspect information and no forced entry.