Baltimore CityCAB HOLDUP: Northeastern District -- Police...

THEFT: Severna Park -- Police today were continuing their investigation into the apparent theft of a bank bag containing more than $11,000 in checks and nearly $7,500 in cash, the property of Anne Arundel Community College. Police said an employee of the school's bookstore gave a school security officer four bags containing cash and checks to be delivered to the night depository at the Maryland National Bank on Md. 648 in Severna Park. Later, the bank notified the school that three bags were received even though a deposit paper indicated four bags were to have been deposited. Police said the security officer reported that he dropped all four bags into the night depository chute, but that he did not check to see if all four fell all the way into the chute.

THEFT: Annapolis -- Officials of the Maryland Gazette reported that sometime over the weekend, someone apparently removed more than $200 from an office safe. Austin Bachman, the newspaper's circulation manager, told police he placed $250 in cash into the safe but that he wasn't certain that he spun the combination after closing the door. Police said five newspaper employees have access to the safe, but that none is considered a suspect in the theft.

Carroll County

VANDALISM: Taneytown -- Merle Davis Eckard, of the 6400 block of Taneytown Pike, reported that someone shot a BB rifle at his home over the weekend and shattered the windows of his storm door and front door. Police said damage was estimated at $70.

BURGLARY: Sykesville -- Employees of Show Time Inc., in the first block of Liberty Road, reported that someone broke into the store Saturday and removed several movies. Police said entry was gained by forcing the front door and that the cost of the movies and damage to the door were not immediately known.

THEFT: Finksburg -- Valerie G. Greenwood, of the 2500 block of Kays Mill Road, reported that someone entered her property and removed a circular saw and welding equipment. Police said the items were valued at nearly $350.

THEFT: Mount Airy -- Monika Zmelie Ridenour, of the 5200 block of Sidney Road, told police that while her car was being serviced at Town and Country Motors last week someone entered the vehicle and removed a radar detector. Police said the detector was valued at more than $200.