Police log

WEDNESDAY

-2:26 a.m.: burglary. Roy Elder Jr., 41, 119 ½ W. Dallas St., reported someone stole 181 morphine pills and 90 insulin pills from his residence.

-12:47 p.m.: lost property. Jesse Yates, 26, 307 Lake St., reported he lost his wallet containing $5, a Capital One credit card and his driver’s license.

TUESDAY

-10:49 p.m.: criminal damaging. Alena Moton, 21, 822 Taft St., reported someone damaged two taillight covers on his vehicle.

-9 p.m.: theft. William Jones, 24, 500 N. West Ave., reported the theft of a pink and white kid’s Razor scooter.

-7:25 p.m.: theft. Pizza Hut on West Russell Road reported a nightly bank deposit in the amount of $677.64 was missing from the business.

-4:30 p.m.: unruly juvenile. A 14-year-old was arrested for unruly juvenile offenses.

-3:56 p.m.: warrant. Byran Sims, 27, 616 Lynn St., was arrested on an active warrant.

-8:07 a.m.: breaking and entering. Recycling Haus on Broadway Avenue reported a breaking and entering in which two door latches and a small window pane were damaged, and 20 pounds of No. 2 copper wire and a bucket of brass were stolen.

MONDAY

-3:19 p.m.: burglary. Julius Kender, 62, 409 Michigan St., reported the theft of a 40-inch Emerson TV from his residence.

Crashes

Asha Lee, 22, 958 Port Jefferson Road, was cited with reasonable control after a crash on Wednesday at 2:25 a.m.

Lee was traveling eastbound on West Russell Road at Broadway Avenue when the vehicle’s power steering went out, causing it to veer northeast and drive over a curb and sidewalk before striking some trees on the northeast corner of the intersection.

Fire, rescue

WEDNESDAY

-12:35 p.m.: crash. Crews responded to the report of an automobile crash.

-12:25 to 10:42 a.m.: medical. Medics responded to eight calls.

TUESDAY

-8:28 p.m.: smoke. Firefighters conducted a smoke investigation. Nothing was found.

-6:06 p.m.: fire. Crews responded to the report of a mulch fire.

-4:49 p.m.: smoke. Crews responded on the report of an odor of smoke in a residence.

-4:14 to 11:25 p.m.: medical. Medics responded to four calls.