This information is from the Menlo Park Police Department and the San Mateo County Sheriff''s Office. Under the law, people charged with offenses are considered innocent until convicted.

MENLO PARK
Commercial burglary reports:
■ Someone broke into Del Rio Stone, a custom stonework company on Constitution Drive, and stole a computer and a white GMC pickup truck for a total loss estimated at $13,100, March 15.
■ Someone stole fence stakes with a value of $1,500 from the bed of a pickup truck at Alternative HVAC Solutions on Constitution Drive, March 15.
■ The losses are not yet known after burglaries at three businesses on Haven Avenue, all located in one commercial building, with break-in done through a heating and air conditioning vent on the roof, March 11.

Residential burglary reports:
■ Someone entered a home and stole a video game console, a watch, a necklace, headphones and a .38-caliber pistol from a home but did not leave signs of breaking and entering, March 14.
■ Losses are estimated at around $1,700 in the theft of a motion-sensor light, a component from a leaf blower and miscellaneous electrical items from a home under construction on Santa Cruz Avenue, March 11.

Auto burglary reports:
■ Someone stole a set of golf clubs valued at $2,000 from the trunk of a locked vehicle in the 2800 block of Sand Hill Road but left no indications as to how the trunk was opened, March 14.
■ After smashing the passenger side windows of a vehicle on Sharon Park Drive, someone stole a leather jacket and other items for a total estimated loss to the victim of $480, March 14.

Theft reports:
■ A blue silk rug with an estimated value of $2,800 was taken from the American Cancer Society Thrift Shop on Santa Cruz Avenue, March 11.
■ An unattended laptop computer valued at $1,500 was stolen from inside the McDonald's restaurant at 1100 El Camino Real, March 2.
■ Someone lost a cell phone with an estimated value of $650 while riding her bike on Santa Cruz Avenue, March 11.
■ Two bikes valued at about $500 each were taken from apartment garage areas in the 1600 block of El Camino Real, March 7 and 8.
■ Someone stole a car cover valued at $400 from a vehicle on Woodland Avenue, March 10.
■ A car-organizer bag, a center-console phone receiver and $22 in cash were reported missing from an unlocked on Buckthorn Way for a total estimated loss of $237, March 7.
■ Two minors got away with a 12-pack of beer valued at $10.95 from the Safeway on Sharon Park Drive, March 10.

Stolen vehicle reports:
■ A 1990 Toyota Camry from a parking lot in the 800 block of El Camino Real, March 7.
■ A black 2001 motor scooter from the side yard of a residence on Alice Lane, March 8.

Possession of burglary tools report: Two Redwood City women arrested, cited and released when found in possession of a bolt cutter, screwdrivers, pliers, a chisel and a lock pick, March 12.

Accident reports:
■ Pedestrian suffered non-life-threatening injuries and taken to a hospital after stepping into a bike lane without looking and colliding with a bicyclist on Alma Street near Burgess Drive, March 12.
■ One driver taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injury and complaints of pain after a two-vehicle accident near Willow Road and O'Keefe Street, March 5.
■ One driver taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injury and complaints of pain after one vehicle rear-ended another at Sand Hill Road and Santa Cruz Avenue, March 6.

WOODSIDE
Residential burglary report: Someone kicked open the front door of a house on Stockbridge Avenue and got away with electronic equipment, jewelry and cash with an estimated value of $4,400, March 5.

PORTOLA VALLEY
Residential burglary report: A Tommy Hilfiger purse containing gift cards and a credit card, with an estimated total loss of $2,650, is missing from an unlocked vehicle parked in an unlocked garage on Shawnee Pass, March 5.

LADERA
Suspicious circumstances report: A man returned home to find an unfamiliar key jammed and stuck in the keyhole of his front door. Upon returning to the door a few minutes later with pliers, he found the key gone. There were no suspicious vehicles nor any other indications that anyone had been inside the home, March 4.

— Dave Boyce

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