The manager of the Walmart on Signal Mountain Road said four "suspicious-looking" black females came into the store, then left and got into a maroon PT Cruiser.

One of the women came back inside and began stuffing items into her purse, including a $130 TMobile Android cellphone. Then she rushed out a fire exit.

As she was being chased, the PT Cruiser left. The woman shoplifter began to hoof it down the nearby railroad tracks.

Police did not catch the shoplifter, but they located the PT Cruiser nearby. Those inside included Alexeus Ross and Dutchess Lykes.

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At the same Walmart, a black male filled his buggy then went out front without bothering to pay.  

An older-model, two-tone Chevrolet van was waiting for him.

However, this shoplifter, too, ended up on the rails. He was last seen headed toward Bi-Lo.

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James Davidson of Lake Shadows Circle went to get some firewood at 2:15 a.m. when he spotted an intruder in the garage.

The door to a Chrysler 300 was open as was the center console.

The only things missing were three Red Bulls.

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Anthony Henderson of Randolph Street had someone get through his kitchen window.

They took his 63" Samsung TV from the bedroom. 

That was about all that was left since a few weeks ago burglars carted off all the rest of the valuable electronics.

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On Fox Drive, the caretaker for Vincent Deangelis and Donald Stitley reported a break-in.

Burglars got a 37" TV, a 32" TV, a Sanyo TV and a Nintendo Wii and four games.

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Sanandra Carthorn of 6th Avenue was also victimized.

Her neighbor reported hearing a loud noise, then seeing three young black males wearing red hoodies running into woods behind the duplex.

Ms. Carthorn found that, after getting inside by pushing in an AC unit, they had removed a 60" TV, an XBox 360 and a PlayStation 2.

She found the TV in the woods.

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Mary Cullis of Greenwood Road heard gunfire, then she found holes in her bedroom wall.

Police noticed that two shots had penetrated the front of the house.

Her grandson said he did not know who would have been shooting at them.

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Decadecie Baldwin of Dorris Street had a rear window smashed by someone using a small brick.

Her 42" TV and VCR were removed.

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Two men were in the rear of a residence at Carriage Parc Drive watching TV when one went to the front and spotted a black male inside the apartment.

He was 20-25, 5'10" and 160 pounds. He was also described as balding.

The intruder got into a 1990s maroon GMC Yukon.

He was followed to Hamilton Place, where he stopped, got out and pointed a handgun at his pursuers.

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A woman on Dodds Avenue told police she had been hit in the head. She said something had come at her from a vehicle or else someone came up and slugged her.

She had no visible injuries and an acquaintance came up and said she was just trying to get pain medication that she was hooked on.

The officer noted that she had on a hospital booty. She said she had been to the hospital the night before on a complaint about a sprained ankle.

She said she had gotten medication there, but now she was out again.