Police: Be Vigilant, String of Burglaries on Magledt Road
Officers at Parkville precinct are telling residents to exercise extra caution following a series of residential burglaries this week.
In the wake of a series of residential burglaries in Carney this week, Baltimore County police are advising residents to take three steps to protect their homes:
- Make sure your doors are locked.
- Illuminate the areas surrounding your house.
- Call 911 to report suspicious individuals.
The burglaries spurring the police warnings occurred on Magledt Road between Monday and Friday.
The details of the crimes are listed below:
Magledt Road, 9800 block. Between 1 a.m. and 10 a.m. Mar. 30. Change was stolen from a car parked at a house. The thief then broke into the house, ransacked it and left, taking only the change from the car.
Magledt Road, 9800 block. At 2:30 a.m. Mar. 30. A homeowner was awakened by a noise coming from her sunroom. After hearing someone walking in the room, she immediately called 911.
Police arrived to find a fresh set of footprints, but the burglar had fled. No property was taken.
Magledt Road, 9800 block. Between 10:30 p.m. Mar. 29 and 6:30 a.m. Mar. 30. A burglar entered the house through a window, stole a purse, then left out the same window.
The burglar emptied the purse's contents in the front yard and stole the cash and gift cards.
Magledt Road, 9700 block. Between 10 p.m. Mar. 24 and 8:30 a.m. Mar. 25. A burglar stole $10 in change and $700 in bills from a home after entering it and ransacking a purse and drawers.
Have you noticed anything suspicious in your neighborhood? First make sure you tell the police, but then tell us in the comments.
the warnock
11:20 pm on Saturday, March 31, 2012
You forgot to make one more suggestion and that is oppose additional subsidized housing for those who should not be rewarded for the decisions that they have made in their life.
Parkvillehoney
4:58 pm on Sunday, April 1, 2012
I second the above post. I hope and pray Perry Hall and Parkville do not become communities like Randallstown and Woodlawn.
CarneyGirl
8:15 pm on Sunday, April 1, 2012
It's a real shame at what is happening to this community. You can't even feel good about leaving your house to go to work to earn a honest dollar and then you can't even sleep in your bed at night feeling safe in your own home you worked so hard for during the day. We need to keep the scum out of our community that can't make an honest dollar for themselves. Why should I have to suffer? Where is my positive reinforcement for working so hard for what I have?