Three teenagers are under arrest for breaking into cars in the Riverstone area of Coeur d'Alene and chucking the stolen goods into the Spokane River. Coeur d'Alene Police arrested a 13, 16 and 17 year old for stealing iPods, computers and cell phones and then tossing them into the river.

They say two of the teens are runaways and that all three were staying in a camp along the river. That's where a transient heard the boys bragging about their crimes and reported them to police.

Police say they've admitted to 90 break-ins in the Riverstone area over the summer. But they say they've only linked them to about 30 and haven't recovered evidence to all of the crimes they've confessed to.

A Coeur d'Alene police incident report revealed that an employee of Wild Flower Boutique called law enforcement Saturday morning after finding the store had been burglarized. He found one of the store's mannequins lying in the hallway stripped of its clothing.

During further investation, the employee discovered a pornography magazine lying on the bathroom floor next to the ladies' commode in the handicap stall. Along with a large bottle of hand soap, he also found wads of paper towels.

Evidence was not collected at the scene, but the complainant did take pictures.

It's almost time for the kids to head back to school, but for some that reminder may not come soon enough. For area drivers, they're asked to use caution on major roadways and neighborhood roads. Children will be using crosswalks as they walk to and from school. To help out, Coeur d'Alene Fire Department and the Police Department will be on site to help remind citizens that school is in session.