ANNAPOLIS, PA – In a recent incident of theft from a vehicle, the Annapolis Police Department reported a case on the 1200 block of Barbud Lane.

The event unfolded on Friday, when officers arrived at the scene around 12:33 am.

According to the victim, the theft occurred after he parked his work vehicle outside his residence on Wednesday, December 6, around 4:30 pm.

The victim believed the vehicle was locked, but upon returning early Friday, he found it unlocked and visibly rummaged through.

Missing items included his wallet, which contained essential documents like his MD driver’s license, resident card, social security card, and various credit cards.

Theft from Vehicle on Barbud Lane

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