On Dec. 16, a Salt Lake City patrol car left running in the driveway of the officer's Sandy home was taken. The officer locked the car doors when he had to go inside to grab something, but the suspect broke the driver's side window, opened the door and took off.
 

The car was recovered later that morning. Originally police reported that nothing was taken from the vehicle. But police detective Robin Snyder said Friday it wasn't until a through inspection of the car was completed that investigators discovered several items were missing.
 

According to a report from Sandy police, ammunition, a bulletproof vest, a digital camera, a laser radar gun, tools, jackets, a shoulder microphone, gloves and a GPS unit were all taken from the car.