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Williams County Sheriff’s Office Seeking Help in Solving String of Burglaries

By Newspaper StaffAugust 17, 2013Updated:November 30, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Williams County Sheriff’s Office received several theft reports from the Nettle Lake area on August 15, 2013. Sometime during the early morning hours someone entered a garage and vehicle at 164 Lake Shore Drive. The suspect took a cell phone, a GPS unit, Oakley Sunglasses and a Ruger 380 handgun.

The suspect entered another garage and vehicle at 122 Multnomah and took several guns, compound bow, and a chain saw. The types of guns missing were a .22 rifle, fifty caliber muzzle loader, and a twelve gauge shot gun.
There were packs of cigarettes, cash, hand cuffs, Garmin GPS unit, a wallet with credit cards, and an iPod charger also taken from vehicles in the area. The residences that reported these items missing are as follows: 175 Hiawatha Trail, 193 Hiawatha Trail, 255 Hollywood Boulevard, and at 04052 CR-S.

There was a report of a suspicious male in camouflage clothing seen walking northbound on Hollywood Boulevard at 4:10 am with something in his hands. The subject took off running into a woods per a caller. The Sheriff’s Office did not receive the tip until 5:20 am.


Anyone with information on these thefts is asked to contact the Williams County Sheriff’s Office at 419-636-3151 or contact Crime Stoppers at 419-485-9302.

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