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Show IFdDliiKge iKiepqpir'u: Auto burglaries plague P.C. Automobile burglaries in Park City's resort and condominium parking lots will cease when everybody packs up and leaves town later this month. Until then, however, it seems that nothing will stop these thefts. This week at least five auto burglaries were reported to the Park City Police Department. Most of these incidents involve the same method a broken window is f plowed pl-owed by a search of the vehicle, often resulting in stolen wallets, cameras and stereos. The closest the police hsve come to gaining information on these crimes came March 30 when a Salt Lake County woman spotted a white male about 5'5' tall with blonde hair near her car in the Resort Center parking lot. Darlene Largo said she was returning to her car at about 2 p.m. when she saw the man standing by her car doing something with his shoe. As she approached, he moved away, the report states. Largo then (noticed the car's wing window was damaged. Nothing was reported missing. But the same day, a Pocatello, Idaho woman, Marilyn Webster, reported to the Park City Police Department that her car was burglarized in the underground parking area at the Resort Center. The right rear window was broken, according to the report. A purse containing $200 in cash was taken from underneath the driver's seat. A Los Angeles, California woman, Sharon Bairion, reported to the police on March 30 that two pair of children's skis were stolen from inside her vehicle while it was parked in the underground lot at the Liftline Condominiums. Loren Vance reported the loss of goods valued at $150 when his car was burglarized at the Park City Ski Area parking lot on March 28. And Sandra Baker of ParkWest had her auto burglarized at the Park City Ski Area parking lot on March 27. According to her report, a "Walkman-like" stereo and a pair of sunglasses were stolen. The goods were valued at $150. Entry was made by breaking a window. Two males in their late teens were reported to have stolen a silver-plated silver-plated picture frame from Snow Country Antiques on Main Street. According to Joan Cellarelli, who filed the report, the frame was stolen from a display case and was valued at $80. A 29-year-old Park City man was arrested for public intoxication and possession of cocaine March 30. Police were called when the man refused to leave a Park City residence where he was not an invited guest. He was booked into Summit County Jail in Coalville. Ray Ross called police on March 28 to report a burglary at the Racquet Club Condominiums. According Ac-cording to the report, $300 in cash was stolen from a purse inside the condo. Police have no suspects in the case. ' Priscilla Watts told police on April ' 2 her wallet was taken from her J purse which was behind the counter j at Rocky Mountain Kitchen . Gifts. The purse is described as maroon canvas, containing $40 in cash and various credit cards. Also on April 2, Holly Higham reported the theft of a black Raleigh racing bicycle from her residence on Park Avenue. The bike is valued at $500. Teresa Plank told police on April 2 the license plates had been stolen from her car. The plates are marked VPT874, On April 1, Jim Lea reported the theft of a TV set from the Racquet Club Condominiums. It is valued at ' $450. And Russ Moore reported the theft of $350 in various tools from a construction site at La Maconnerie in Deer Valley. In addition this week, Park City police made three DUI arrests. |
