The Hammond Police Department got a call from a resident stating that two white male subjects came to her residence and advised that the city hired them to do some work on the water. The complainant advised that the males advised her that the water had oil in it. The complainant let the two male subjects inside her residence and one male subject went to her water faucet while the other walked around the house.

The complainant advised that one subject told her that she should notice a difference in the water and both subjects left the residence. The complainant advised that she walked through her house and noticed some money and jewelry missing.

One subject is described as a white male 6' 0" and weighs about 230. The other white male is described as being tall and slim. The City of Hammond has not contracted with anyone to do anything with the water.

FOUR-PEAT---City officials and volunteers gathered Wednesday afternoon as representatives from the Louisiana Garden Club Federation presented the City of Hammond with its fourth straight Louisiana State Cleanest City award. Hammond City Council President Jason Hood accepted the award on behalf of the city and credited the people of Hammond for making this milestone possible. Hood said that Hammond has championed the cause of banning litter and that as a result, the city is a more attractive, desirable place to live, work, and play.