Stolen credit cards used for $15,000 fraud in Campbell

"Taking a vehicle without owner's consent: Someone took another person's vehicle keys on Camden Avenue and drove the vehicle from a parking lot without the owner's consent. Recovered stolen vehicle: Officers located a stolen vehicle on Capri Drive that was recovered and released to the owner. Assault with a deadly weapon: Someone used a vehicle to swerve dangerously close to another driver's vehicle in a road rage incident on West Campbell Avenue."

"Jan. 20 Obtain money by false pretenses: Someone used stolen credit cards to buy tires on Camden Avenue for a loss of about $15,000. Petty theft: Someone stole bottles of wine from a shop on West Hamilton Avenue, and officers later found the same person had a large collection of bottles containing alcohol stolen from other stores as well. Threaten crime with intent to terrorize: A youth called a person on West Hamilton Avenue and threatened to kill her."

Multiple vehicle incidents were reported, including a vehicle taken without the owner's consent on Camden Avenue, a stolen vehicle recovered on Capri Drive, and a road-rage swerving incident on West Campbell Avenue. On Jan. 20, stolen credit cards were used to buy tires on Camden Avenue, causing about $15,000 in loss. A suspect stole numerous bottles of wine and officers found a large collection of stolen alcohol. A youth phoned death threats to a person on West Hamilton Avenue and another person sent threatening text messages. An individual attempted to ship multiple packages of marijuana to Marietta, Georgia. Mail was stolen from a mailbox on Stonehurst Way. Two people burglarized a business on West Hacienda Avenue and fled before officers arrived. On Jan. 18 a sex registrant allegedly exposed himself in public on North Central Avenue and failed to report a change of address.

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