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* Linthicum: A teacher at North County High School reported to police that someone stole her wallet from her purse Monday morning. The value of the property was $30.* Linthicum: A resident reported to police that someone shot out the window of his 1988 Dodge Caravan Saturday while it was parked in front of his home in the 100 block of Patricia Ave.

POLICE* Long Reach: 8700 block of Airy Brink Lane: Someone broke out the rear passenger window of a 1990 Hyundai Excel on April 27 or April 28. The glove compartment was ransacked.5400 block of Halflight Garth: Someone slashed the right front tire on a 1982 Datson 280Z on Wednesday or Thursday.* Owen Brown: 6400 block of Dobbin Center Way: Someone slashed the right rear tire of a 1989 Nissan parked in front of Margarita Maggie's on Wednesday or Thursday.

POLICE LOG* Ellicott City: 8700 block of Old Annapolis Road: Police responding to an alarm at Howard High School about 2 a.m. Tuesday found that someone had pried glass windows with a screwdriver and stolen books.8600 block of Town and Country Blvd.: Four rear lights were stolen from a black Ford Mustang parked in front a residence late Thursday or early Friday. The stolen property was valued at $550.

Waffles aren't just for breakfast. At least that's the position taken by Thomas Reboullet, Long Reach High School senior, varsity ice hockey player and co-founder of Thomas Waffles, a food truck business he started with his father, pastry chef Thierry; and sister, Julie, an eighth-grader at Mayfield Woods Middle School. The family sells waffles out of a truck parked in front of Kendall Hardware in Clarksville every Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reboullet, 17, came up with the idea earlier this year, when he decided he wanted to start a project that could raise some money for college.

POLICE LOG* Clarksville: 12200 block Clarksville Pike: Someone broke into a 1991 white Honda Accord that was parked in front of El Azteca restaurant between 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, and stole a $300 white leather purse with brown trim. The purse contained a Maryland driver's license, two checkbooks, a check cashing card, an ATM bank card, an American Express credit card, a gas station credit card, a Pace membership card, a medical assistance card and an SSI card.

POLICE LOG* Owen Brown: 9600 block of Gerwig Lane: A hole was cut in a rear bay door of the Snow Goose Art Gallery, activating its alarm early Saturday, police said.* Long Reach: 8100 block of Sealight Lane: A resident's purse was stolen from a kitchen after a burglar stole a garage opener from a vehicle parked in front of the house and used it to enter the home early Sunday, police said.9100 block of Lambskin Lane: A resident investigating a noise at a home's window found it kicked open just after midnight Saturday, police said.

Assault alleged in costume disputeA Millersville woman reported to police that her husband assaulted her during an argument over his Halloween costume Sunday afternoon.According to the police report, the 2:45 p.m. domestic dispute began when the woman's husband said he wanted to dress as a woman for Halloween and get his ears pierced.After the woman told her husband she was tired of him acting like a woman, he grabbed her wrist and pushed her several times, the police report said.When officers arrived at the home in the 200 block of Nathan Way, they told the woman to see a District Court commissioner if she wanted to press charges.