Police blotter for April 16
4 A car break-in was reported Tuesday at the 700 bock of Cherry Drive in Aiken after someone stole a GPS unit and wallet from a GMC Yukon Denali, police reported.
4 A theft was reported from East Gate Drive this weekend after a gumball-type machine went missing from the Great Clips store there. The machine and its contents are valued at $850.
4 An Aiken man claims he was assaulted by four men at a Columbia Avenue residence earlier this week, adding that one of the men held him at gunpoint while three others struck him in the face and the side of the head. Police who met with the man said they did not observe any injuries.
4 A motorcycle was reportedly stolen from a residence on School Street in Gloverville earlier this week. The owner told police the 2003 Honda was in a carport.
4 A 2006 Suzuki motorcycle was reported stolen from a residence at Hunter Farm in North Augusta. The vehicle was reportedly taken between 11 a.m. Monday and 6:45 a.m. Tuesday.
4 A break-in was reported at a Filyaw Acres residence in Langley. Electronics valued at more than $5,000 were reported missing.
Contact Karen Daily at kdaily@aikenstandard.com.
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