Police Logs
This information has been taken from the Chico Police Department, Butte County Sheriff’s Office, Oroville Police Department and the Glenn County Sheriff’s Office.
Wednesday BURGLARY
Plumas Avenue, Oroville:
A woman reportedly came into a house completely naked and grabbed the owner’s car keys. The owner’s husband was able to get the keys back and the woman ran away, the report said. An arrest was made.
La Porte Road, Bangor:
A homeowner reported someone had kicked down the door and broke into the house.
THEFT Nelson Road, Durham:
Fence posts made of granite were reported stolen. The owner said he later saw the granite fence posts in Nelson off of the Midway.
Kiwi Lane, Chico: Firearms were reported stolen.
Friday BURGLARY Highway 99, Gridley:
A vehicle stored at K. C. Towing was reported broken into. The towing company business owner said a family member of the car owner called to get items out of the car, but the business owner declined. The report said the family member possibly broke in overnight and stole the items.
Miners Ranch Road, Oroville: A trailer reported was broken into.
THEFT Olive Highway, Oroville:
A woman reported that a man took her purse at Gold Country Casino. She talked to another man who said he found her purse in the bathroom, and she grabbed it from the trash can only to find it empty, according to the report.
Almond Avenue, Oroville: Two Husqvarna chainsaws were reported stolen.
Miller Avenue, Chico: A man staying at an AirBnB reported his phone had been stolen from his vehicle parked outside the location.
Saturday THEFT Olive Highway, Oroville:
A car was reported broken into at Gold County Casino. The car was not damaged, but everything inside was taken, the report said.
Sunday BURGLARY
Lincoln Boulevard, Oroville: Two televisions and jewelry were reported stolen from a trailer at Hidden Valley Mobile Home Park.
THEFT
Oak Lawn Avenue, Chico: A package was reported stolen from a front porch.
Monday BURGLARY
River Road, Chico: A car was reported broken into at Scotty’s Boat Landing. There was damage do the vehicle and checks were stolen, the report said.
Wayne Charles Road, Palermo: A building was reported broken into with tools and other items taken. A trailer and motorcycle were also reported stolen.
Tuesday ROBBERY Biggs East Highway, Biggs:
A person reported two men and two women kicked down their door and had pointed a gun at them.
THEFT Crescent Drive, Magalia:
A bank account was reported stolen and was used to purchase items. The owner said she had $600 in the account and is now at negative $850.
El Monte Avenue, Chico:
A woman who borrowed her boss’s vehicle reported it was left unlocked and items were stolen.
Upper Palermo Road, Oroville: A person reported checks were stolen from their mailbox.