Salina Police take several reports of damage to vehicles:

Benjamin Salas reports all the windows of his car were broken out while it was parked in the 1100 block of Harold Friday evening about 10:30 p.m. Damage is listed at $1,100.

On Saturday evening, a Salina woman tells police her car was damaged in the area of Pershing and Sunset, when it was bumped while moving during a domestic argument. Damage is listed at $700. Police are looking for a known suspect.

A Salina woman reports two cars she owns were damaged between midnight and 5 a.m. Sunday morning while they were parked in the 700 block of S. 4th. Kalli Maxwell said one car had scratches, and the other had the windshield shattered and a window shattered. Damage is estimated at $800.

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Salina Police take a report of the theft of scrap metal. Salina Iron and Metal, 312 N. 5th, reports the metal valued at $2,142 was taken between June 2nd and August 22nd. There is a known suspect.

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A 35-year-old man who thought he was paying off a debt to a cash advance company learns he has been scammed. The man tells Salina Police between June 1st and September 11th, he had made three $125 payments to a man claiming to be a lawyer for the company. The payments were made through MoneyGram at Walmart. When asked to make additional payments, the man became suspicous and learned he had been sending payments to someone who did not repersent the company he had a loan with.