• A window air conditioner was taken from a Race Street home, its owner reported Friday. Its estimated value is $175, Brock said.

• The owner of a property in the 100 block of Virginia Drive reported Friday that approximately 25 aluminum windows that he had stored beside the residence had been stolen that morning. A witness reported seeing two white males in a black passenger car removing the items, which are valued at $500, Brock said.   

• An XBox 360 and 25 to 30 games, a total value of more than $1,700, were reported stolen Friday from a Jason Drive apartment. The theft happened sometime during the previous week, Brock said. Entry was gained by breaking a rear door window, the chief said.

• A resident in the 400 block of Martin Drive reported Friday that the lock had been cut from a storage shed to the rear of his residence overnight Wednesday and a number of items were stolen. The missing items were described as  a red Homelite chainsaw with a small bar, a red, five-gallon gas can, and an unknown brand electric lawn edger, Brock said. The estimated loss is $153.

• A resident in the 400 block of Norwood Drive reported Saturday that a Tomtom GPS unit, model GO 2535Y, valued at $300, had been stolen overnight from his unsecured truck.  

• Someone carried away an LG cellular phone Saturday from a Danielle Court apartment, Brock said. The phone is valued at $299.

• About $650 worth of electronics were reported stolen Sunday from a Fifth Street apartment. An unknown brand laptop computer, a Wii gaming console and two Wii games were taken from the apartment, which showed no signs of forced entry, Brock said.

• A resident in the 500 block of Barbaro Court reported Monday that a Garmin Nuvi GPS unit and a gray Apple iPod were stolen overnight from her parked vehicle. There were no signs of forced entry, Brock said. The estimated loss is $420.

• A resident in the 200 block of Bay Meadows Drive reported Monday that four Timex watches, valued at $200, were stolen overnight from her parked vehicle, which showed no signs of forced entry.

Anyone with information about these crimes is asked to call the Richmond Police Department at 623-1162.             

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