West Bloomfield Township Police Department reports from Aug. 21-28 included 74 alarms, 20 crashes and 17 arrests. Among the highlights:

Police report vandalism at former Eagle Elementary 

Officers patrolling the site of Eagle Elementary School, which was closed by Farmington Public Schools in 2010, found a window broken on the west side of the building Aug. 22, according to Lt. Tim Diamond.

A "small diameter projectile" caused the damage to the future home of the Muslim Cultural Center, a project of the Islamic Cultural Association of Franklin. There are no suspects.

Shoplifting from Kohl's

Two women were arrested in seperate incidents of retail fraud at Kohl's Department Store this week, according to Diamond.

About $400-$500 worth of merchandise was taken during the most recent incident, Aug. 28 at about 2 p.m., when a loss prevention officer told police that they had seen a shopper intentionally taking tags off of clothing and accessories. The officer later confronted the suspect, a 25-year-old Troy woman, as she attempted to leave the store.

Police believe that the suspect had gone to the fitting room with several items and emerged wearing many of them, Diamond said. She was given a citation and released that day.

A 47-year-old Southfield resident was arrested Aug. 25 at about 6:30 p.m. after a loss prevention officer told police she had been seen placing lipstick and earrings, totaling about $50, in her pants pockets. She was also given a citation and released.

iPhone stolen from vehicle in Orchard Lake

Orchard Lake Village Police reports indicate that an Apple iPhone and cash were stolen from the glovebox of a vehicle parked at 4800 Elmgate overnight on Aug. 24.

The reporting person does not claim to know if the vehicle, parked in the driveway at the time, was locked and reports no signs of forced entry during the incident. There are no suspects.

If you have any information about this incident, you can call West Bloomfield Police at (248) 975-9200. For questions about this report, email tim.rath@patch.com.