The following crime reports were released by the Clarksdale Police Department Assistant Chief Vincent Ramirez, Thu. Jan. 30 through Tue. Jan. 21, 2019.
Anyone with information about these crimes or any other crimes is urged to call the Clarksdale Police Department at 621-8156. All calls remain anonymous.
Thu. Jan. 30
Commercial Burglary
• 300 block of Tallahatchie Street, unknown what was taken at the time of the report.
Auto Burglary
• 800 block of S State Street, a laptop, a tablet, an amp and speakers were taken.
Wed. Jan. 29
Auto Burglary
• 100 block of School Street, a handgun was taken.
Auto Burglary
• 1200 block of Brooks Street, a handgun was taken.
Tue. Jan. 28
Residential Burglary
• 1700 block of Chestnut Street, 5 televisions were taken.
Residential Burglary
• 600 block of School Street, 2 televisions, a sound bar, and an Ipod was taken.
Jan. 25-27
Residential Burglary
• 700 block of Cherry Street, Unknown what was taken at the time of the report.
Residential Burglary
• 800 block of Vincent Street, Unknown what was taken at the time of the report.
Residential Burglary
• 300 Block of Elm Street, Xbox, television, some shoes, US currency was taken.
Fri. Jan. 24
No Felony Reports
Thu. Jan. 23
No Felony Reports
Wed. Jan. 22
Shooting into dwelling
• 1800 block of Espy Dr, shots were fired, and an apartment window was struck. No one was injured.
Tue. Jan. 21
Grand Larceny
• 500 block of Ritchie Street, a samsung phone, 2 laptops, and a wallet was taken.
Armed Robbery
• 200 block of Delta Street, US Currency and a cell phone was taken. No suspects at this time.
Burglary of a Shed
• 400 block of Oakhurst Street, Jack stand was taken.
Shooting into dwelling
• 500 block of Cherry Street, no one was injured, no suspects at this time.
Residential Burglary
• 1000 block of Ruswinn Street, Television was taken.
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