Street Told Police

PoliceWestminster: A resident of East Green Street told police on Wednesday that someone took property from her vehicle while it was parked at her home. The loss is estimated at $427.

Fire Westminster: Firefighters responded at 1: 21 p.m. Sunday to a hazardous condition in the first block of W. Main St. Units were out 2 hours, 28 minutes. Westminster: Firefighters responded at 11: 44 a.m. Sunday to an odor of gas inside a building in the 300 block of Logan Drive. Units were out 49 minutes. Westminster: Firefighters responded at 10: 40 a.m. Sunday to a fire alarm in the 200 block of Memorial Drive. Units were out 37 minutes. Westminster: Firefighters responded at 8: 48 a.m. Saturday to an investigation in the 500 block of Baltimore Blvd.

FireReese: Firefighters responded at 8: 55 p.m. Monday to a brush fire in the 2900 block of Schoolhouse Road. Units were out 25 minutes.PoliceWestminster: A resident of West George Street told police Thursday that someone scratched her vehicle while it was parked at 140 Village Shopping Center. Damage is estimated at $100.Westminster: A resident of Crossbridge Drive told police Friday that someone removed the faceplate from the stereo in his vehicle. Loss is estimated at $300.Westminster: A resident of West Green Street told police July 14 that someone took her purse.

PoliceWestminster: An employee of First Union Bank at Cranberry Square told police Monday that damage was done in the area of the automated teller machine at the drive-through window. Damage was estimated at $300.Westminster: A resident of Carrollview Avenue told police Tuesday that someone took a GT-BMX bike from the front of her home. Loss was estimated at $500.Westminster: A resident of East Church Street told police July 24 that someone entered her home and took PlayStation games, a controller and a BB gun. Loss was estimated at $175.

FiresReese: Firefighters from Reese and Westminster responded at 2: 37 p.m. Monday to smoke in the basement in the 1500 block Bollinger Road.Westminster: Firefighters responded at 2: 12 p.m. Monday to a truck fire at 140 Village Shopping Center.PoliceWestminster: A resident of West Main Street told police Thursday that her purse was stolen while she shopped at Metro Food Market. Loss was estimated at $250.Westminster: Two employees of Wakefield Valley Golf and Conference Center told police Feb. 14 that their vehicles were damaged while parked at the golf course.

Two people accused of using drugs in a room at the Boston Inn were being held without bail yesterday after their arrest at the Westminster motel Friday afternoon. Police said they recovered about a quarter-ounce of cocaine from the room.Police said that after receiving a tip alleging illegal activity at the motel, they entered the room and found a man and woman with cocaine and several used and new syringes.Investigators said in court papers that the man went to Reisterstown to purchase the drugs while the woman waited at the motel.

PoliceWestminster: A resident of Charles Street told police Sunday that his vehicle was damaged while it was parked outside his home. Damage was estimated at $100.Pub Date: 4/01/99

FiresReese: Firefighters from Reese and Westminster responded at 2: 37 p.m. Monday to smoke in the basement in the 1500 block Bollinger Road.Westminster: Firefighters responded at 2: 12 p.m. Monday to a truck fire at 140 Village Shopping Center.PoliceWestminster: A resident of West Main Street told police Thursday that her purse was stolen while she shopped at Metro Food Market. Loss was estimated at $250.Westminster: Two employees of Wakefield Valley Golf and Conference Center told police Feb. 14 that their vehicles were damaged while parked at the golf course.

A Westminster man who was convicted in separate trials of breaking into the same New Windsor house in 1994 and 1997 was sentenced by two Carroll County judges yesterday to 20 years in prison.Michael W. Jones, 26, of the 1000 block of Western Chapel Road received a 12-year term from Circuit Judge Francis M. Arnold before Circuit Judge Raymond E. Beck Sr. sentenced him to consecutive 10-year sentences with all but eight years suspended.Upon his release, Jones will be on five years' probation and must participate in treatment and random testing for a drug addiction.