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The photo shows glass on the car seat after the vehicle break-in on Oct. 7.
Photo courtesy of Jordan Davis
Jordan Davis ‘21, a member of the Rollins Softball team, recently had her car broken into during a team practice. Teammate Whitney Foyer ‘21 had her wallet and phone stolen from the vehicle.
HISTORY OF BREAK-INS AT THE SOFTBALL FIELD
Accounts from Coach Michelle Frew and data from the Winter Park Police Department prove vehicle break-ins have been a historical problem at the Rollins softball stadium. Maura Leaden
mleaden@rollins.edu
M
embers of the Rollins softball team and community have consistently fallen victim to vehicle break-ins since the team started practicing
and playing at Martin Luther King Jr. Park in 2004. The Winter Park Police Department (WPPD) said 17 incidents of criminal activity have been reported in the parking lot over a five-year span. On Oct. 7, two players had their cars broken into while
practicing. Jordan Davis ‘19 and Whitey Foyer ‘20, two transfer additions to the softball program, walked out to their car to find the window completely smashed in, with Foyer’s phone and wallet missing. They reported the incident to the WPPD and Campus Safety. This incident
was deemed just one example of a recurring problem at this location. The details of the incident were outlined in the WPPD’s police report. Davis’s car suffered a smashed window valued at $300. Foyer’s iPhone 7, wallet, and wallet contents were stolen
from the front seat of her car, with the total value coming out to $650. Contents included her driver’s license, school ID, and debit card.
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