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The first time they ran into three teen-agers hanging out outside Fisher-Mitchell School late Tuesday night, police officers told them to head home.

The second time, after they allegedly found the three had broken into a storage shed near the school — just after 1 a.m. Wednesday — police summonsed them on charges of criminal trespassing.

Lt. Stanley Cielinski said Wednesday a girl, 17, and two 15-year-old boys had pried open the latch on the shed. When officers arrived, Cielinski said, the padlock was on the floor inside.

MORE JEWELRY MISSING

A resident of Maritime Apartments reported a burglary, and theft of jewelry and cash Tuesday afternoon

Cielinski pointed out that Maritime Apartments, on Windjammer Way, is not far from the Oak Grove Avenue resident where jewelry was allegedly stolen Sunday night. Two people have been arrested in connection with that alleged incident.

The Maritime Apartments resident reported having been away from late Friday until Tuesday, Cielinski said. Police took photographs of damage done to the apartment door, he said.

DUMPSTER ISSUE

Illegal use of Dumpsters remains an issue in the city, Cielinski said.

At 1:17 p.m. Monday, police took a call that a man who was driving a truck dumped roofing shingles at the Hyde Park playground. The witness only was able to provide a partial license plate number for the truck, Cielinski said.

The call remains under investigation, he said.

lgrard@timesrecord.com