Six University students reported thefts of high value during the past week. Police remind students to lock doors and not leave property unattended.

According to Athens-Clarke County Police reports:

William Mac Batchelor reported identity fraud when $6,000 disappeared from his savings account. He said an unknown individual transferred the money from his savings account via the Internet by using a company called Cash Edge whose headquarters are in New York. A $1,000 transfer from the checking account to the savings account was reversed prior to the $6,000 transfer.

Ann Marie Mezzell reported financial transaction card fraud after $620 was withdrawn from her checking account without authorization around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 29.

Kathryn Elizabeth Williamson reported a theft by taking at the Delta Delta Delta House on Milledge Avenue. She reported her pewter David Yurman bracelet, an estimated value of $900, stolen from a jewelry box in her unlocked room.

Amber Michelle Sims said a burglary occurred at her home after finding her front door open. She reported several electronic devices stolen. A laptop worth $1500, broadband card worth $75, silver DirecTV box DVR and a dirt bike worth $500 were stolen.

Hannah Camille Mall reported an entering auto at La Cazuela between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Jan. 25. A $150 CD player and $300 iPod were stolen.

Alison Barkett reported an entering auto on Hancock Avenue between midnight and 3 p.m. on Jan. 27. A $400 iPod, wallet and identification were stolen.

In University Police reports, a male student reported a theft of his $200 iPod from Russell Hall between 3 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. on Jan. 25.

Through “Operation Identification,” the University Police Department makes easy-to-use engravers available to the campus community at no cost. An engraver can be reached at 706-542-0104.

The University Police Department will also provide a property registration sheet to record valuables. The written inventory helps police identify items.