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Police Blotter
Collecting Dust--Oct. 15, 12:30 a.m. A Lemoyne Way resident noticed white powder on one of the pages of a magazine that was received in the mail and brought it to the Campbell Police Department. The powder is being tested to determine what it is.
Faulty Loan--Oct. 15. A Watson Drive resident loaned his 16-year-old stepdaughter his car on Oct. 12 and she disappeared with it for four days, returning on Oct. 16 because the car was low on gas.
Weird Letters--Oct. 15. Police received calls throughout the day about letters sent from Florida. Although residents thought the letters seemed suspicious, they were legitimate packages from a business.
Malicious Mischief--Oct. 15, 7:40 a.m. An unknown suspect broke open a fire extinguisher box on Whitwood Lane and threw the extinguisher through a resident's kitchen window and urinated on the stairs in an apartment complex.
Misdemeanor Warrant--Oct. 16, 1:28 p.m. A Lenor Way resident was booked into jail for crimes committed in Truckee. The suspect refused to open the door when Campbell police officers knocked, so they entered through an open rear sliding-glass door. A locked bedroom door was forced open, and the suspect, who was wanted for making obscene phone calls, was found sitting on a bed.
Drunk Antics--Oct. 16, 10:04 p.m. Two San Jose men were booked into jail after they became intoxicated at a bar on Winchester Boulevard and caused a disturbance that moved into the parking lot. One of the men agreed to go home with a friend and got into a car, but didn't leave after police did. The other man was arrested after police located him on Orchard City Drive and Third Street, after he tried to steal a car.
Missing Wires--Oct. 18, 7:30 a.m. An unknown suspect cut the fence to a construction site for the new Vasona light rail station and stole an undisclosed amount of copper wire. It is unknown how much the wire was worth.
Robbery--Oct. 19, 11:37 p.m. An unknown suspect entered a store and robbed a clerk at knifepoint, fleeing with an undisclosed sum of money. The suspect is described as a black male wearing a stocking mask, black pants and a blue jogging jacket.
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Campbell, California
