Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
A deputy stopped a car on Interstate 25 near Larkspur because of
temporary license plates and reportedly found marijuana and drug
paraphernalia in the car.
When the deputy noticed a 420 logotype on the rearview mirror, he
became suspicious and brought a K-9 dog to the stopped vehicle. A
420 logo refers to the day California removed marijuana possession
from its felony list of crimes and made it a misdemeanor.
The K-9 unit indicated there was something in the vehicle by
scratching at the doors. When the 17-year-old driver was asked to
step out of the vehicle and searched, a marijuana pipe was found on
his possession. A search of the vehicle found a military type bag
that contained 23 drug-related items.
There was also suspected marijuana leaves, stems and cigarette
rolling equipment. The suspect was given a court summons for Oct.
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Parker Police Department
Aug. 17
A Parker woman was cited for having a noisy dog after someone on
Wild Alfalfa called in a report about barking dogs.
Aug. 19
A 47-year-old man from Arvada was taken into custody after
harassing someone on Culycup Place.
Aug. 22
A 30-year-old man from Aurora was cited for a fire-code violation
when officers had responded to Canterberry Lane at Canterberry
Parkway on a report of a broken gas line.
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A 35-year-old man from Parker was cited for having a vicious dog
after there was a report of a dog bite on Day Star Court.
Castle Rock Police Department
Aug. 17
Nearly $500 in tools and equipment were stolen from a truck parked
in the 700 block of West Topeka Way. The owner said an employee
discovered the tools and toolbox were missing. The case remains
open.
Aug. 18
More than $1,000 in damage to a 1998 Ford Mustang were reported by
its owner. The woman, who works at the Prime Outlets at Castle
Rock, said she found the rear driver’s side window had been pried
down and would not roll up. The woman said there was nothing
missing from the car.
Aug. 21
Two house painters reported that a $250 paint gun had been taken
from where it was stored overnight on the 200 block of Oman Road.
The men said they thought it was weird the paint gun was taken
without the compressor because the gun wouldn’t work without it.
The case remains open.
Aug. 23
More than $1,200 in tools were taken from a garage on the 1200
block of Mika Place. An employee said that when he returned from
his lunch break, he discovered that the tools were missing from the
garage at his work site. The case remains open.