An Athens man called police Saturday to report someone had broken into his 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer and stolen multiple kitchen knives, according to reports.According to the Athens-Clarke police report, the incident occurred sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning.
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The owner of the Trailblazer told police the vehicle was locked, but he had left a window slightly cracked, reports stated."That sets us up potentially for a retest of that old low around $6," says Ross. "From a purely technical standpoint very troublesome here in the short-term for BlackBerry. I don’t think you want to catch this falling knife right now."
Items taken from the vehicle include multiple credit cards, $120 in cash and a set of kitchen knives valued at $1,500, according to the report.No suspects were mentioned in the report, police said.