Heat Pump, AC Unit Stolen from Milton Home

When a Milton resident checked on his Arnold Mill Road property on Dec. 1, he noticed that the yellow plastic chain that blocks the front of his driveway was torn down. After walking around the property he noticed his Goodman 5-ton air conditioning unit was missing from the left side of the house. After further inspection, the victim noticed his Goodman 5-ton furnace with heat pump was also missing.

The victim was last at the residence approximately three weeks prior and had set his alarm before leaving. Nothing appeared to be missing from the inside of the home. He estimated the stolen outdoor units to be valued at around $8,000 combined.

Tools Stolen From Construction Site

The owner of on Hwy. 9 may likely regrets an adjacent space was left unlocked so it could be used for additional storage by the restaurant. On Nov. 29, tools were stolen from the nearby construction area.

Items reported missing included a nail gun, drill and socket set, with approximately $500 worth of tools stolen. There were no witnesses and no physical evidence was located.

Handgun Reported Stolen After Nearly Two Weeks

A Longstreet Road resident waited two weeks to report a handgun stolen from his vehicle.

On Nov. 30, a Milton police officer interviewed the victim, who told him that approximately two weeks earlier, his Smith and Wesson M&P .40 Cal handgun was missing from his vehicle’s glove box. The victim did not notice any forced entry into the vehicle and was unaware of when and where it could have happened.

The victim provided a serial number for the firearm and a report was faxed to the Alpharetta Dispatch Center to be entered onto the Georgia Crime Information Center as stolen.

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