“Dear PoPville,
On April 18 at 2:11 a.m. most of my potted plants were stolen from the front of my house on Capitol Hill. I know that in the grand scheme of things this is not the worst of crimes. But my house has been the repeated target of burglars, and I’m tired of it. I had all my Halloween decorations and then my Christmas decorations stolen.
I am also somewhat concerned for my safety.
I am hoping someone will recognize the individual in the grainy video or happen to spot my plants around (they are violets in small round steel containers).
I just want my plants back, and I want this person(s) to stop targeting my house.”
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