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Burglary, two attempts reported in two days web posted January 31, 2009 COUNTY – Though the number of burglaries had taken a dip for a few days this month that has changed in the last week. Just this week there has been at least one reported burglary and three attempted burglaries. A surprise as the week before a General Sessions Court period is usually very quiet. On Thursday afternoon the owner of Earth Link Nutrition reported finding his business on the 1600 block of Edgefield Road broken into and at least $5,000 worth of nutritional products missing. According to incident reports, an unknown subject or subject were claimed to have entered through a “cracked” window in a back room and made off with the supplements. The deputy noticed the cracked window and the screen was found to be “replaced” after the alleged crime. The Sheriff’s Forensic Investigator was called to process the scene to process evidence. Between Tuesday and Wednesday three other attempted burglaries were also reported on the south end of the county. Among them Tuesday’s report that the Old Piney Grove Baptist Church reported finding pry marks on the doors next to the main building although no entry was gained. Wednesday brought two more similar reports of pry marks on doors. The first came in at 10 am from the True green Lawn Care business on Shortcut Road. Upon opening the business Wednesday the door to one of the warehouses was “difficult to open” and was found to have been tampered with. No one was able to get inside the building and nothing was reported stolen. Just before 6 pm a Cheves Creek Road woman arrived to the family home and found pry marks on the front door. After a deputy arrived a further inspection found similar marks on the second door to the home. Entry to the hoe was not obtained and nothing was reported stolen. All cases are currently being investigated. © Copyright 2009
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