Baltimore CitySHOOTING: Eastern District -- A man was in...

Baltimore City

SHOOTING: Eastern District -- A man was in the 1500 block of N. Montford Ave. when a gunman robbed him of unknown property and then shot him in the leg Tuesday night. The victim was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital.

BURGLARY: Northeastern District -- Two hundred feet of electrical cord and masonry tools were stolen Tuesday from a warehouse in the 6600 block of Moravia Park Drive.

BURGLARY: Northern District -- Two radios and three gold watches, all valued at $400, were stolen Tuesday from a house in the 2600 block of N. Charles St.

STOLEN CAR: Northern District -- A 1984 Buick with tags CAN 399 was stolen Tuesday in the 2100 block of Maryland Ave.

THEFT: Northern District -- Three flower boxes valued at $21 were stolen Tuesday from the Woolworth store in the 3200 block of Greenmount Ave.

THEFT FROM AUTO/ARREST: Northern District -- Police arrested a man who entered a Dawn's Office Supply vehicle parked Tuesday in the 2400 block of Morton St. and stole property of unknown value.

ROBBERY: Northwestern District -- A resident of the 2500 block of Oswego Ave. was in the 4000 block of Park Heights Ave. on Tuesday when she was grabbed from behind by a man, who tore off her earrings. The woman was not injured, and the earrings were valued at $200.

Baltimore County

STOLEN CAR: Parkville Precinct -- A 4-door 1982 blue Toyota with tags BSD 558 was stolen Tuesday at the Perring Plaza Shopping Center in the 1900 block of E. Joppa Road.

THEFT: Cockeysville Precinct -- An outdoor sign valued at $700 was stolen Tuesday from a McDonald's restaurant in the 500 block of Cranbrook Road. The driver of a gold-colored Mitsubishi was being sought.

METRO CRIME STOPPERS

CALL IN TIPS: Readers with information on these or other crimes can call Metro Crime Stoppers' confidential 24-hour hot line, 276-8888. Names are not taken, calls are not recorded and rewards of up to $2,000 may be paid for information.

Police Blotter is a representative, not comprehensive, list of crimes in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, reported by Richard Irwin.