Man Assaulted by Three Male Suspects on Thunder Hill Road; Car Break-ins Continue
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: Route 175 & Thunder Hill Road, Aug. 12 6:42 p.m.
An adult male victim reported that he was on a bus at the above location when three male suspects assaulted him and stole his backpack. The victim was transported to the hospital with minor injuries.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21044: 5200 block of West Running Brook Road, Aug. 11-12 overnight, airbag
Elkridge, 21075: 5900 block of Rowanberry Drive, Aug. 11-12 overnight, airbag
Robbery
Elkridge, 21075: Royal Farms, 8200 block of Lark Brown Road, Aug. 14 3:30 a.m.
A store employee reported a male suspect entered the business, stole merchandise, and assaulted the employee before fleeing. No one was injured.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 7500 block of Waterloo Road, Aug. 13, phone
Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Town Center Avenue, Aug. 13, airbag
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 5900 block of Turnabout Lane, Aug. 13-14 overnight
2009 silver Toyota Camry, tags MD/9FL2362
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