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  Thefts account for almost $5,000 in property losses this week web posted April 29, 2010 COUNTY – In addition to recent burglaries and an armed robbery, overlooked sometimes are the lesser thefts that still add up to considerable loss to the victims. Since Saturday, other thefts accounted for thousands of dollars of property being stolen, with a majority coming from the southern part of the county. On Tuesday a Carrie Lane woman reported someone entered her home sometime during the day between 8 am and 8 pm and stole an X-Box gaming system, valued at $300. According to incident reports, no forced entry could be found at the home. Several thefts in the Merriwether area were also reported on Monday and Tuesday including a report of cash and jewelry being taken from a home on Big Oak Drive, just off Sweetwater Road. There were no indications of forced entry to the home, according to reports. In all the items were valued at $300. A Briggs Haven Circle man reported he awoke early Tuesday morning to find his 1984 Ford Tempo missing from his driveway. The car has a SC tag bearing the plate number FUV-333. The man claimed, reports state, someone had to enter his home and take the keys to the car from his pants pocket while he was sleeping as they too were missing. A North Augusta man reported that three large air conditioning (HVAC) units and an antique “horse drawn weeder” were stolen from his property on Nassau Pass on Tuesday. The antique weeder was said to be “rusty” and was about 7 feet in width. The HVAC units were all 3-ton units and included a “gas pack heater air conditioner combo” unit. Total value was estimated to be at least $1,100. Monday afternoon a Mealing Drive man reported someone had stolen a pressure washer he borrowed from a neighbor. The 3500 PSI pressure washer had a 13 HP Honda engine and a silver rolling frame, and yellow hose. It was reportedly stolen from a storage area behind the Mealing Drive home. It was valued at $1,800. Additional reports include other stolen vehicles and two auto break-ins on the 200 block of Murrah Road, in which Edgefield Sheriff’s Investigators have been able to recover two car stereos stolen from homes nearby. No arrests have been made according to records checks. The stereos were reportedly valued at $250 each. If you have information pertaining to any of these crimes please call the Edgefield County Sheriff’s Office at 803-637-5337 or 803-278-1625. © Copyright 2010
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