Police and Fire Reports

Monday, March 1
Crystal Ross, an employee of Dr. Leslie Chin reported a window broken out of the office at 126 East Garland on Monday, March 1.

James Arnold of GMA Realty told police Monday, March 1 that a woman had moved from rental property at 225 North Ninth Street and the hot water heater, and kitchen faucet are missing. Graffiti also was left all over the walls and trash was left inside and outside the house.

Tuesday, March 2
An industrial air conditioning unit was reported stolen Tuesday, March 2 from behind Myrna's at 315 Cherry St.

Friday, March 5
Friday at 2:30 p.m. firefighters went to Old Little Rock Road to a grass fire.

Helena-West Helena firefighters went to 426 East Cleburne around 2:15 a.m. when the back of the house caught fire. The heaviest fire damage  occurred in the back of the house. The cause of the fire has not been determined.

Saturday, March 6
A woman who lives in the 100 block of North Sixth Street reported to police Saturday, March 6 that her residence was broken into. Missing are a computer and a Nintendo D.S.

Firefighters went to an accident Saturday, March 6 on Highway 242 and Old Little Rock Road to help clean up oil on the roadway.

Sunday, March 7
Darrius Shears of Helena-West Helena told police Sunday, March 7 that he was shot with the bullet grazing his back as he was walking in the area of Porter Drive early Sunday morning around 3:20.
He described the attacker as driving a white and brown SUV.
Shears went to the Emergency Room at Helena Regional Medical Center, where he was treated and released.
 
A 17-year-old Helena-West Helena youth reported to police Sunday that while he was in the area of North Second Street someone fired shots at his vehicle. Bullets struck the rear passenger door, right door mirror and the rear window on his Ford Expedition.

Sunday, March 7 firefighters went to 404 West St. when the residents reported smoke. There was no fire.

Monday, March 8
Firefighters also went to 416 East Cleburne around 3:40 p.m. Monday when a storage shed owned by Wasyl Zahursky caught fire.