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Will Cleveland and Meaghan M. McDermott Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Published 8:44 PM EDT Oct 27, 2018

BRIGHTON


Prostitution: On Sept. 20, a 51-year-old Brighton resident was charged with prostitution and unauthorized practice of a profession (unlicensed massage therapy), at 2240 Monroe Ave. The investigation into Utopia 27 and its employees continues.

Attempted petit larceny/criminal mischief/suspicious incident: Between 10 p.m. Oct. 18 and 11 a.m. Oct. 19, one or more people rummaged through cars on Antlers Drive, Barclay Square Drive, Boniface Drive and Ashley Drive. In at least one case, the owner said the vehicle was locked. Nothing appeared to be missing.

Criminal mischief: On Oct. 24, a resident of Clintwood Drive said that over the past year, someone has been damaging her license plate by folding it in half.

Scam: At 10:55 a.m. Oct. 24, someone pretending to be from Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. phoned the school at 2035 Monroe Ave. and said that electricity was going to be turned off because of an overdue bill. The caller stated the bill would need to be paid by going to the store and buying a debit card. A school employee contacted RG&E and learned the school was current on the bill.

GREECE


Grand larceny: On Oct. 3, someone entered an unlocked vehicle on Ridgemont Drive and stole $3,250 worth of tools.

Criminal mischief: On Oct. 4, someone struck a town-owned light pole on Amy Lane causing some damage.

Criminal possession of a forged instrument: On Oct. 3, someone spent a counterfeit $100 bill at a convenience store on West Ridge Road.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 4, someone smashed the driver's side window of a vehicle on Ridgeway Avenue and stole a pair of running shoes.

Grand larceny: On Oct. 5, someone stole an Apple MacBook Pro laptop that was delivered by UPS to a home on Affinity Lane. Officers said the suspect signed the victim's name incorrectly. The laptop was worth $2,266.92.

Grand larceny: On Oct. 6, a woman was arrested after she concealed $2,213 worth of merchandise at JCPenney at The Mall at Greece Ridge. She was accompanied by a 16-year-old. Both were taken into custody without incident.

Assault: On Oct. 6, two men were hit in the head with bottles during a fight at a bar on Center Place Drive.

Attempted grand larceny: On Oct. 8, someone tried to steal a boat on Affinity Lane. A boat trailer hitch was destroyed during the incident.

Criminal mischief: On Oct. 8, someone smashed the rear passenger window of a vehicle parked on Hampton Boulevard. The suspect left a sledgehammer behind.

Grand larceny: On Oct. 9, multiple apartments and various vehicles were burglarized at Greenleaf Meadows. One unlocked vehicle was entered and the suspect broke the turn signal arm. A 2014 Subaru Impreza was stolen after the suspect found the key in a neighboring unlocked vehicle. Officers said the suspect stole Korean War dog tags from another apartment. The suspect cut the Jeep canvas window and stole a MOLLE seat attachment organizer. The suspect stole a laptop and debit card from another unlocked vehicle.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 9, someone entered an unlocked vehicle on Marwood Road and stole two cartons of Newport cigarettes.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 9, someone stole $100 worth of firewood from a driveway on North Greece Road.

Criminal possession of stolen property: On Oct. 10, "suspicious persons" were in a parking lot at Greenleaf Meadows and found in possession of a fire extinguisher stolen from an unlocked vehicle.

Grand larceny: On Oct. 10, someone put 15 sweatshirts and hoodies into a bag at a store The Mall at Greece Ridge and left. The bag was apprehended by store security, and the suspect ran to a getaway car.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 12, a Stone Road resident sent $420 through Cash App to a person in Maryland for three wigs. The wigs were never delivered.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 13, a woman stole a comforter set, rug, and blanket from a store in the 3000 block of West Ridge Road.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 13, a woman entered a shed on Maiden Lane and stole a bottle of motor oil, a pitchfork, and lacrosse helmet. The homeowner declined prosecution.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 16, someone entered an unlocked vehicle and stole handcuffs, Trileptal pills, and two pocket knifes.

HENRIETTA


Criminal mischief: On Oct. 18, the rear window and driver's side window of a vehicle was damaged after an argument between a boyfriend and girlfriend on Myrtlewood Drive, according to the woman's mother. The boyfriend fled the scene.

Grand larceny: On Oct. 20, someone entered an unlocked car in the parking lot of Tinker Nature Center on Calkins Road and stole a wallet, which contained cash and credit cards.

Petit larceny: Between Oct. 22 and 23, someone entered and unlocked vehicle on Surry Hill Way and stole loose change and a roll of paper towels.

IRONDEQUOIT


Criminal mischief: On Oct. 20, a pair of unknown suspects used a baseball bat to damage a car parked on Falstaff Road. The front and back windows of the vehicle were smashed, the car body was dented and words were scratched into the paint.

Burglary: Sometime between Oct. 19 and 20, someone broke into a home on Barry Road and stole three firearms that had been left on the dining room table after the homeowner had returned from a hunting trip.

Petit larceny: On Oct. 24, a resident of Bennett Avenue reported that she had placed envelopes containing payment for two bills in her mailbox that morning and that later in the day she was contacted by her bank, which advised that an unknown male had attempted to cash one of them.

MENDON


Petit larceny: On Oct. 13, someone driving a gray vehicle went to Saxby Implementation Corporation on Victor Mendon Road and stole a lawn mower and scrap metal.

PERINTON


Larceny: On Oct. 15, a Cedarwood Drive resident said he was moving from the street and five movers had access to the home. Three credit cards were stolen and more than $3,000 was charged at the Victor Walmart.

Burglary: Between Oct. 17 and 18, someone entered an unfinished house on Waterworks Lane and stole a heater, mixing drill, aluminum bench, yellow extension cord, and rollaway cart. The suspect presumably made entry through an unlocked window, because muddy footprints were found in the area.

RUSH


Burglary: On Sept. 19, someone entered a closed storage shed on East Henrietta Road and stole a string trimmer and vehicle parts. The same suspect stole brake drums from a recycling dumpster at a neighboring business during the same time frame. The suspect was arrested and the several stolen items were found inside his vehicle.

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