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On 12/02/16 I arrived at 6616 Noble Road in reference to a burglary call. Upon arrival I made contact with Gene Carmical. Mr. Carmical said sometime between 1230 hours and 1400 hours, this date, someone entered his residence through a window on the northeast corner of his residence and took several items including guns and gold and silver coins. Mr. Carmical showed me where entry was made into his residence. At this location, I observed where someone had broken the upper sash of a window in a screened-in patio which is connected to the residence at the den. After the window was broken, it appeared that the suspect(s) unlocked and opened the window to allow entry into the residence. Once inside, the suspects went through Mr. Carmical’s dresser …show more content…

Carmical could not provide serial numbers for the missing firearms or descriptions of the jewelry at the time of this report. Mr. Carmical stated he is 81 years old and he may have a hard time remembering what exactly he had. Mr. Carmical did say he would work on a more detailed list of items taken to be given to the Sheriff’s Office at a later date. Inv. Reyer was notified of the incident and he responded to the Carmical residence. Inv. Reyer photographed the scene and took a window screen and jewelry box for further evidence analysis. Mr. Carmical was provided this report number for his records. Items reported missing at the time of this report Silver vinyl cover briefcase containing gold and silver coins Unknown number of 1 oz. silver coins in sealed plastic rolls Unknown number of silver coins in vacuum sealed sheets, unknown number of sheets Unknown number, denomination or weight of gold coins Estimated value $10,000 (2) 1 pint mason jars of pennies one full one half full (2) 1 pint mason jars of nickels one full one half full (3) 1 pint mason jars of dimes two full one half full (2) 1 pint mason jars of quarters one full one half full Unknown

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