_ 3980 Ringgold Rd.: Police were dispatched to the CVS Pharmacy on a theft complaint, last week. According to a police report, when police arrived they spoke with the store manager who told them that two women had entered the store and were seen on video surveillance footage shoving merchandise into large purses. The merchandise was primarily deodorant, Benedryl and other over-the-counter medications. The women then left the store without attempting to go through any check out counters. The suspects took off in a black, four-door sedan, possibly a Toyota. The report states that the pair may have made off with more than $1,000 worth of products. Managers are attempting to conduct an inventory to establish an exact amount of the stolen merchandise. Police recognized one of the women on video surveillance. The report states that a warrant for Theft over $500 will be taken out for her arrest. The second woman is described as a white female with long hair. She was wearing black pants, grey t-shirt and dark-rimmed glasses. The report states that woman was several months pregnant. The store has turned over still photos and video surveillance to assist with the investigation.

_ 728 Frawley Rd.: Police were called to the address on April 15 in response to a theft call at the Park Ridge Apartments. According to a police report, officers spoke with the victims, a husband and wife, who told them somebody had entered their apartment and made off with tens-of-thousands of dollars of designer clothes, jewelry and art. Missing items included clothes by Versace, Gucci, Armani and Jos. A. Bank; an 18-carat white gold ring with a 2.1 carat diamond, valued at $18,000; a Rolex Daytona watch, valued at $17,500; and an abstract painting by the artist Keith Abney. The value of the painting was placed at $4,500. The report states there was no forced entry into the apartment. The victims will make an itemized list of missing property and provide it to the police.

_ Police have charged a man with stealing a truck after they came across a suspected stolen vehicle during the investigation of the shooting at the Cascades Motel on Friday night. According to an affidavit of complaint, Jason Lebron Oliver, 39, of a Cleveland address, was charged with Theft over $1,000. He is due to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on April 26. The report states that in mid-March L&K Auto in Rossville reported that a 1996 Nissan Pathfinder was missing from their lot. The vehicle was described as white with aftermarket roof racks and running boards. On Friday night, officers spotted a white Pathfinder parked near a room at the Cascades. The vehicle matched the description of the stolen Pathfinder except the running boards had been removed. Officers tried to determine the VIN number of the vehicle, but a piece of paper in the dash was blocking the identification. The report states that officers knocked on the motel door and Oliver came out. Oliver said that he would allow police to check out the VIN number. That number came back to the stolen vehicle from L&K. After officers read Oliver his Miranda warning, the report states that the man told police that his Pathfinder had been stolen and that he saw this vehicle on the L&K lot sometime later. Oliver said that he took the vehicle after finding the keys inside. The report states that Oliver said the roof racks and running boards were in Trenton, Ga., but he wouldn’t tell police the location. Employees from L&K came and secured the vehicle.