Crime & Safety
Theft Roundup: iPhones, Wallets and More
Things get stolen. Here's a roundup of theft cases going through the Solon Police Department
Woman's Credit Cards Stolen, Then Used in Solon
A 25-year old Concord woman reported that her credit cards – and a slip of paper containing her ATM PIN – were missing March 7 after she mistakenly left her purse at Panera Bread in Solon.
One of the woman's cards was used to withdraw $160 at U.S. Bank on SOM Center Road, and another was used to purchase $70 worth of stuff at the Shell Station in Solon.
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The Solon detective bureau is handling the case.
iPhone Stolen
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A 25-year-old Chagrin Falls woman told police her iPhone was stolen March 8, and she believes it was taken from her Toyota 4Runner at the BP Station on Aurora Road.
The phone has a value of $300, the woman said.
Wallet, Money Taken From Locker at Rec Center
A purple Coach wallet containing $25 was stolen from an unlocked locker at the Solon Recreation Center.
A 17-year-old girl reported to police that on March 8 she put her wallet and her car keys into a locker, which she did not lock. She returned to find the wallet gone. Another patron found her car keys nearby and handed them in to the front dresk.
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