Crime Watch: Week of November 19

11/24/06 3200 block Varnum St: Suspect arrested and served with warrant
11/24/06 3800 block 31st St: Theft from auto
11/24/06 3300 block Chillum Rd: Petty theft from business
11/24/06 3800 block34th St: Commercial armed robbery
11/23/06 28th & Taylor Sts: Theft from auto
11/23/06 4500 block 30th St: Unknown suspects rob victim
11/23/06 3700 block 36th St: Unknown suspects rob delivery person
11/22/06 4200 block Kaywood Dr: Theft from auto
11/22/06 4200 block 28th St: Theft from auto
11/22/06 4100 block Russell Av: Unknown suspect(s) stole auto
11/22/06 2300 block Varnum St: Commercial armed robbery
11/22/06 2800 block Taylor St: Vandalism to auto
11/20/06 3400 Rhode Island Av: Carjacking by gunpoint

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