A man called police when he noticed the front window of his vehicle had been smashed in and saw two strangers riffling through his car’s belongings early Saturday morning, according to a police report.

Arriving officers pulled over a car they saw leaving the parking lot, the report stated.

Officers searched the vehicle and found two MP3 players, two car stereos, several types of car cellphone chargers, a GPS unit, three DVDs, a cellphone, CDs and a large flathead screwdriver in the back seat, according to the report.

While the car was being searched, the other officer interviewed the victim and determined the man’s car stereo, an MP3 player, DVDs and CDs were missing from his vehicle, according to the report. Other items were scattered throughout the vehicle.

The victim was able to name the titles of the DVDs in the suspects’ car and described the MP3 player and the car stereo in detail, the report stated. Police returned the victim’s items to him.

Police charged both men with burglary of a vehicle and took them to the city jail. Each suspect’s bail was set at $2,500 and both were still in jail Saturday evening, according to information released from the jail.

After the incident, a woman called police and reported her car also was broken into, the report stated.

The woman was able to describe items police found in the suspects’ vehicle, according to the report.

A full investigation into the items found in the alleged burglars’ car could help solve other car burglary cases that are open, and additional charges could be forthcoming, said Denton police Sgt. Bobby Ray.

Other reports

Newcastle — A woman told police she was hit in the back of the head by a stranger Friday night, according to a police report. The woman and her husband had an argument earlier that night and she said she decided to walk around the block to think, the report stated. When she came back to the house, her head was bleeding and she said someone had hit her, according to the report. Police are investigating the incident.

100 block of South Loop 288 — A convenience store employee told police someone used a forged $20 bill at the business early Saturday morning, according to a police report. The bill failed several tests to determine whether it was legal tender, the report stated.

500 block of North Loop 288 — A woman told police her friend smacked her in the back of the head after giving him a ride home from his day labor employer Friday night, according to a police report. The man left before police arrived. The woman told police the man was angry because she wouldn’t give him any more money, the report stated.

Denton County Crime Stoppers will pay a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest in these or other crimes. Callers will remain anonymous. Call 1-800-388-TIPS (8477). Reach the Denton police narcotics tip line at 940-565-5801.