Police were still pursuing leads Sunday after a Bangor couple’s home was burglarized the night before, officials said.

Someone broke a window in the Union Street home before taking $200 in cash, which had been hidden within the home, and a $20 personal check, Bangor police Officer Allen Hayden said. The burglar also broke through a bathroom door before using the toilet and leaving.

Damage to the home was estimated at $110, Hayden said. No other items were taken.

A Hermon man reported the theft of $300 and his credit cards after he left his car unlocked at 219 Hammond St. shortly after noon Saturday, police said.

The man had hidden his wallet under the front seat of his car, but the thief still found it, Bangor police Officer Ed Mercer said.

A random act of vandalism will cost Garland Street Market $300 after somebody threw a rock through the store’s front window, police said.

The rock was thrown through a 2-foot-by-3-foot window between 9 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday, Bangor police Officer Russell Twaddell, said. Apparently, no one entered the store at 118 Garland St. after the window was broken.

Forty tablets of Percocet, a pain relieving prescription narcotic containing oxycodone hydrochloride, were reported stolen from a Veazie woman’s car on Union Street on Saturday afternoon, Bangor police said.

The woman had returned to her car from the Shop ‘n Save at 1133 Union St. to find the medication missing from a bag she had placed on the passenger seat of the car, Bangor police Officer Ed Mercer said. The woman had left the car unlocked.

No other items were taken from the car, Mercer said. The 5-milligram tablets were valued at $35 combined.

Police were still looking Sunday for suspects after repeated acts of vandalism to a building at 273 French St., officials said.

A Bangor man who owns the building reported to police a third act of vandalism at the building when grates from two windows were ripped off the Cumberland Street side, Bangor police Officer Douglas Moore said. The owner told police that vandals previously had spray-painted the word “Crip” on one of the outside walls and had ripped off shingles from the side of the building.

The most recent damage occurred between 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 6:10 a.m. Friday, Moore said.

A Glenburn woman suffered injuries to her neck after the car she was in was struck by an oncoming truck when she pulled onto Broadway from the Pushaw Road in Bangor, police said.

Sarah Burke, 21, was taken by Bangor Fire Department ambulance to an area hospital after officials found she was bleeding from her neck, police Officer Jeff Small said. No further information was available about her condition.

Burke told police she had looked both ways and had not seen any oncoming vehicles, but was broadsided by a truck headed north as soon as she pulled onto Broadway, Small said. Police estimated that her 1995 Volkswagen car had $4,500 in damage.

The driver of the truck, George McLaughlin, 45, of Holden, was not injured, although his 1998 Ford pickup had an estimated $3,500 in damage, Small said. It was not known whether either of the two were wearing seat belts.

– Compiled by NEWS reporter Derek Breton