February 7 , 2013 Page 7 Art Center from front page Coordinating Council from front page prepares the prayers each day for American In discussing at-risk teens, Dr. Allen noted Martyrs School. the importance of families getting together The teacher who introduced him, Jeff Lee, for various activities, such as eating dinner. mentioned not only the high quality of the He also stressed the role parents have in prayers but also Kelly’s positive attitude, listening to teens. His organization operates his self-motivation and his friendly easy a facility that provides teens with healthy going manner. weekend alternative activities, many of them Joe participates in a number of sports related to art and music. including surfing, basketball, biking, and The luncheon was chaired by Nancy Hers- baseball. He also is a member of Friendship man. Officer Stephanie Martin led the Pledge Circle where he works with developmentally of Allegiance and Rev. Msgr. John G. Barry disabled children. In addition, he maintains gave the invocation. The next Coordinating high grades. Council lunch will be Thursday, Feb. 14. Police Reports from page 2 on active parole for possession of narcot- the vehicle. No loss was reported. ics for sales. The subsequent investigation January 2-3 revealed the driver was in possession of a Vehicle Burglary: 700 Block of 26th St. loaded handgun which was secretly hidden Unknown suspect(s) damaged the driver’s in the center console below the gear shift. side door lock to gain entry and stole the Also found was a stolen credit card and IPod. 3rd row seat. The subject was arrested. Vehicle Burglary: 500 Block of 35th St. January 7 Unknown suspect(s) punched the driver’s Attempted Vehicle Burglary: 1 Manhat- side door lock and stole the 3rd row seat. tan Beach Blvd (lower south pier parking January 1-2 lot) Unknown suspect(s) shattered the rear Vehicle Burglary: 1400 Block of N. Valley driver’s side wing window in the attempt to Dr. Unknown suspect(s) stole a cell phone steal property. and car radio from the victim’s vehicle. There January 6 were no signs of forced entry and victim Theft: 1300 Block of 19th St. Unknown stated he had locked his car. suspect offered to assist an elderly woman DeCeMber 28 to January 4 Betsy Lohrer Hall, Eastern Weaving (detail), gauche on paper. who had locked her purse and keys in the Vehicle Burglary: 100 Block of 6th St. trunk of her car. Using a crow bar, the suspect Unknown suspect(s) punched the driver’s removed the back seat, but claimed he could side door lock to gain entry into the vehicle not reach the purse. The victim then allowed and stole the 3rd row seat. the suspect to enter her house and use the Vehicle Burglary: 100 Block of 6th St. bathroom. While the victim stepped outside, Unknown suspect(s) punched the driver’s the suspect entered a bedroom (nothing ap- side door lock to gain entry into the vehicle peared to be taken). The suspect left in a dark and stole the 3rd row seat. gray, 4-door, Chevrolet, Truck, w/”Rusnak” DeCeMber 21 to January 5 paper plates and no front bumper. After the Residential Burglary: 1600 Block of 8th St. victim was able to retrieve her wallet from Unknown suspect(s) smashed the exterior the trunk, she discovered approximately $100 pane of the sliding glass door to the home missing. The suspect is described as: possibly and possibly entered a side storage area. No Hispanic, 25-29yrs, 5’8”-6’0” tall, thin, dark entry was made to the home and no loss short black hair, jeans and a black t-shirt. was reported. 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