A Salina woman tells police that her purse was taken from her home in a aggravated burglary between Saturday night and Sunday morning. Elizabeth Miller said there was no sign of forced entry to her home. The purse and contents are valued at $50.

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A rural Salina man reported to the Saline County Sheriff’s Office that a coin collection was taken from his home between January 16th and February 14th. Greg Newton said there was no sign of force into his home in the 3200 block of E. Spilman. Both U.S. coins and foreign coins, including a 1/4 gold French Rooster coin valued at $306, were in the collection, along with several novelty coins. Value of the collection is estimated at $1,859.

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Tools and stereos were removed from 16 vehicles in a lot of a Salina towing company. Someone cut a hole in a fence on the north side of the lot of A & A Towing, 1332 N. Ohio. The theft occurred between February 12th and February 15th. Total loss and damage has been estimated at $2,000.

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A hand gun was taken from a car parked at a home in Brookville. Tony Wolff said the Kel-Tech .380 pistol was taken from his car while parked in the 100 block of E. 2nd sometime between February 7th and February 13th. There was no sign of forced entry into the car. Total loss has been placed at $300.

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Salina Police are investigating the theft of a moped. Laura Coffey said the 2008 Schwinn Hope moped, pink in color, was taken from the front yard of her home in the 800 block of Merrill sometime between February 13th and February 15th. The moped was valued at $600.

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A Salina woman tells police she loaned her car to someone Monday and it was not returned. The 2004 Dodge Neon is owned by Kelli Janisch, who lives in the 2700 block of Berschel. The license plate is Kansas 656-GPD. The car is valued at $1,500.