Lutherville-Timonium Crime: Well, Sort Of

Patch is unable to bring you all of the major crime incidents from the Lutherville-Timonium area last week, due to a mishap at the Cockeysville police precinct.

Police have misplaced incident summaries from May 28 to May 31. There were, however, no major crimes to report from Friday to Sunday in Lutherville-Timonium.

Below, you'll find the top headlines concerning 21093 residents from our neighbors to the north, Cockeysville. The entries were provided by Baltimore County police spokeswoman detective Cathy Batton.

For a more in-depth look at these cases as well as a full, weekly crime wrap-up, visit Hunt Valley-Cockeysville Patch on Wednesday. 

Beaver Dam Road, 10100 block, between 9:15 and 9:30 p.m., May 28. A  tank containing 500 gallons of diesel fuel was stolen from Holland Organic Product. The thief used Holland's forklift to pick up the tank, but it is unknown how he/she managed to transport it away from the site.

Lord Byron Lane, 200 block, 6:32 p.m., May 29. A  tank containing 500 gallons of diesel fuel was stolen from Holland Organic Product. The thief used Holland's forklift to pick up the tank, but it is unknown how he/she managed to transport it away from the site.

2012 (Lutherville-Timonium) Incident Tracker:

 Crime  # of Times Reported in 2012  Notes/Link (The latest) Burglary (Including  Attempted)              42
Panda King. 
Protest                2
A group  the war in Afghanistan.
Armed Robbery (Including Attempted)
               3
A non-English speaker didn't realize she was being . 
Robbery                2 112 Oxycodone pills . Suspicious Condition                1  was found in local neighborhoods. Destruction of Property                2 Vandals  five cars. Possession of drugs or paraphernalia                2
 prescription drugs from a relative. 

Editor's Note: The Incident Tracker lists reports, compiled by Patch, relevant to Lutherville-Timonium, filed at the  in Cockeysville. The number of reports listed may not be 100 percent accurate based on a number of factors (and an accounted for week in May).