Instead of stealing glasses, Jonesboro police say whoever broke into a local vision care office had their eyes on the customers’ personal records.

Around 11 p.m. Monday police responded to an alarm at Invision Eye Care, 2704 Alexander Dr.

A large rock was used to break out the glass front door, according to Officer Joe Robinson’s initial police report.

After clearing the business, Dr. Stacey Raines said the only things that appeared to be out of place were the personal files of their customers, according to the report.

Jonesboro police are looking for the man who robbed a local convenience store early Sunday morning.

Just after 12:15 a.m. officers were dispatched to the Flash Market located at 2920 E. Highland Dr.

According to the initial police report, store surveillance video showed a black man wearing a black hoodie and khaki pants enter the store.

The man allowed two female customers to go in front of him line, Officer Francisco Matos reported.

Once the women left the store, the man approached the counter.

In order to return an item to a store, it helps if you actually purchased it.

Police say Parisse R. McKinney, 32, and Preresa L. Jones, 24, loaded about $225 worth of toys into a shopping cart then made their way to the service desk at the Parker Road Walmart, according to the initial police report.

The store’s loss prevention officer, who was watching the women, told police McKinney and Jones then returned the items, which they had not purchased, for a refund.