Construction Trailer Stolen at Peet's, Vandals Strike Cars and More

The following information was supplied by the Royal Oak Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

Break In at Peet’s Coffee & Tea

31901 Woodward (Pete’s Coffee & Tea), Oct. 20: Police reports indicate someone broke into the business and stole miscellaneous tools and a computer system. The suspect or suspects also stole an 18-foot Lark utility trailer, which was parked in the rear of the business.

Computer, cellphones stolen

5150 Coolidge (Meijer Department Store), Oct. 20: A man reported someone stole his wallet and cell phone from his unattended shopping cart.

700 block of Hawthorn, Oct. 19: A man reported someone stole miscellaneous Halloween decorations from the front of his residence.

100 S. Main (Cantina Diablo’s), Oct. 18: A woman reported someone stole her cell phone. 

1010 N. Campbell (Royal Oak Chiropractic), Oct. 18: A man reported someone stole his Yoga Lenovo I-5 laptop computer.

Thieves target cars

1000 block of Vinsetta, Oct. 20: A man reported someone stole a portable GPS unit from his unlocked vehicle.

4800 block of Woodland, Oct. 17: A man reported someone stole the catalytic converter from his 2001 Pontiac Montana. 

900 block of Edgewood, Oct. 22: A man reported someone stole a package delivered to his front porch. 

300 block of Woodside, Oct. 23: A man reported someone siphoned gasoline from his vehicle.

Acts of vandalism

1815 N. Main (Luna Bar), Oct. 20: A man reported someone slashed two of the tires on his vehicle. 

300 block of N. Main, Oct. 18: A man reported someone broke the front driver’s side window of his vehicle. 

100 block of E. Windemere, Oct. 21: A man reported someone slashed the tires on his vehicle. 

3000 block of W. 13 Mile, Oct. 22: A man reported someone cut his brake lines and poured an unknown substance into his vehicle’s fuel system.

If you have any information about any of these incidents, call Royal Oak Police at 248-246-3500. For questions about this blotter, email judy.davids@patch.com.