Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Sept. 13
An 18 year-old Chaparral High School student was taken into
custody and transported to Swedish Medical Center for medical hold
after he allegedly stole $163 from the school cafeteria then, when
apprehended, threatened suicide. The money was found in his
socks.
Sept. 15
Two Larkspur residents found a 31-year-old male in a ditch on
Greenland Road east of Interstate 25. The man’s hands were tied
behind him and his ankles were tied together.
Sheriff’s deputies determined that the man had been kidnapped by
two armed Hispanics at Evans Avenue and Federal Boulevard in
Denver, driven to the ditch and dumped. They then drove off with
his pickup truck. Denver police are investigating the incident.
Castle Rock Police Department
Sept. 7
A woman reported she was being harassed. The suspect is an
acquaintance of the woman and the two had a disagreement about some
property. The case remains open.
Sept. 11
A woman reported that when she returned to her home on the 5000
block of Shadow Ridge Road, she noticed someone had tried to break
into her house through an upstairs window. The officer investigated
and reported it appeared the window had been cut with a
glasscutter. The woman said nothing had been taken and damage
estimates to the window are about $100. The case is under
investigation.
Sept. 12
An employee of Medved Brutyn Ford reported that the night before
someone had taken two doors from a Jeep Wrangler that was parked in
the car lot. Also missing was a spare tire and rim, and spare tire
cover. The value of the missing items is a little more than $1,500.
There are no suspects and the case is open.
Sept. 13
A woman reported someone had shattered the window on her vehicle
with what appeared to be a BB gun shot. She told officers she had
parked her vehicle in the driveway of her residence on the 1400
block of Sierra Drive the night before. There is no suspect
information and the case remains open.
Parker Police Department
Aug. 30
Officers responded to a report of dog abuse on Cannonade Drive.
A 42-year-old Parker man was cited for cruelty to animals.
Sept. 6
There was a report of a vicious animal on South Crossroads
Drive, but no citations were issued.
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A 16-year-old Parker male was cited for careless driving and
failure to stop at a red light, which caused a three-car accident
on Twenty Mile Road at Parker Road.
Sept. 7
There was a report of damaged property on Summerset Lane. All
four tires on a car were flat, and two were confirmed to have been
slashed with a sharp object.
Sept. 8
Officers responded to a call about an indecent exposure incident
on Marcott Street. No charges were filed.
Sept. 9
Two paintball guns were stolen out of a locked garage on
Clubhouse Drive.
Sept. 10
A 19-year-old male was cited for assault in the third degree,
harassment, wire tapping and domestic violence after officers
responded to a report of a domestic dispute in progress on
Clubhouse Drive.
Sept. 12
A double pane glass window valued at $260 was broken on Latigo
Lane.
Sept. 13
A 23-year-old man was charged with harassment, third-degree
assault, false imprisonment, wire tapping and an act of domestic
violence.