Crime & Safety

Nader's Grocery Employee Assaulted

Crimes reported by the Fredericksburg Police Department on September 30, 2013. Where an arrest is mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

By Natatia Bledsoe, public information officer, Fredericksburg Police Department

ASSAULT:
Nader’s Grocery, 508 Caroline St, 9/28 11:55 p.m. An employee reported that four male subjects entered the store and asked to use the bathroom. When told that the business did not have any public restrooms, one of the men walked to the rear of the store and urinated on the floor.

Upon seeing this, the clerk told all of the men to leave the store as he was calling the police. While the clerk was escorting the group out the door, the same man who had urinated on the floor turned and charged the clerk and struck him on the head. The assailant’s three friends pulled him away and out the door.

All of the men were clean shaven white males with military style haircuts and in their 20s. The incident was captured on store surveillance video. The investigation is ongoing.

LARCENY:
3000 block Linden Ave, 9/27 4:30 p.m. An elderly resident reported that three male subjects approached him while he was out in his yard and offered to repair his roof. When the homeowner declined, the subjects offered to seal his driveway. The homeowner accepted this offer.

While the work was being done, one of the men asked to use the restroom and the homeowner accompanied him inside the house. Another of the three men distracted the homeowner for a few minutes by asking him to come out to the back yard. When the homeowner went back inside, he noticed that the file cabinet in his bedroom had been opened and a quantity of cash was missing.

The homeowner walked back out to confront the men, but all three were gone and the driveway work had not been completed. The suspects were described as Hispanic males driving a dually pickup truck. The investigation is ongoing.

1000 block Bakersfield Ln, 9/26 – 9/27 10:30 a.m. A resident reported that an unknown person stole a bottle of alcohol from his unlocked vehicle. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

1300 block Caroline St, 9/27 1:30 p.m. – 3:55 p.m. A resident reported that an unknown person broke a window on his vehicle and stole an iPhone from inside. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

200 block Ford St, 9/27 – 9/28 12:30 a.m. A visitor reported that an unknown person broke a window on his vehicle and stole a GPS and a wallet from inside. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

1000 block Littlepage St, 9/28 11:50 p.m. A resident reported that he saw a white male wearing a red sweatshirt pulling door handles on several cars parked on the street and finally entering a pickup after finding it unlocked. The witness yelled at the unknown male and he ran down the street, then got into the passenger side of a Buick Regal that was circling the block. It was later discovered that loose change had been stolen from the truck. The investigation is ongoing.

1800 block Stafford Ave, 9/28 – 9/29 12:00 a.m. A cab driver reported that an unknown person stole his tablet device from his vehicle. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

400 block Hanson Ave, 9/27 – 9/29 10:50 p.m. A resident reported that an unknown person stole a laptop computer from his home. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

VANDALISM:
Mullins Funeral Home, 1621 Jefferson Davis Hwy, 9/27 – 9/28 8:25 p.m. An employee reported that an unknown person shattered a window on a company-owned vehicle. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

Falls Run Car Care, 1314 Princess Anne St, 9/28 – 9/29 6:45 a.m. The owner reported that an unknown person damaged a sign on the property. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

Horseshoes and Hand Grenades, 1009 Princess Anne St, 9/28 – 9/29 11:30 a.m. An employee reported that an unknown person broke the glass in the front door of the store. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

1200 block Stafford Ave, 9/28 – 9/29 10:00 a.m. A resident reported that an unknown person smashed a brake light on his vehicle. No suspects or witnesses at this time.

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