Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
July 7
Douglas County sheriff’s deputies responded to a complaint of
indecent exposure at the Renaissance Festival in Perry Park after a
woman and her two children said the suspect, wearing a kilt,
exposed himself to them. The suspect is a 30-year-old resident of
Denver, and told deputies he worked as a bartender.
July 8
Deputies responded to a car break-in at DSW Shoes at Park
Meadows Town Center and found that various electronics were
missing, totalling nearly $1,600, with miscellaneous items at $300.
Cost of the broken window is estimated at $250.
July 6-7
In separate incidents, two Parker residents called deputies to
report stolen stereo equipment from their unlocked vehicles on
Rustic Drive in Parker North. The first incident, July 6, was in
the 6600 block of Rustic Drive; the owner said his CD player and 16
compact discs were missing from his car, but later called the
sheriff’s office to report that he’d found them on a neighbor’s
driveway. On July 7, in the 6700 block of Rustic, a resident called
and said cash and a stereo had been removed from the car. It was
unlocked.
Castle Rock Police Department
June 29
More than $1,700 in damage was reportedly done by vandals to
vehicles parked at a used-car lot on Wilcox Street. The damage
appeared to have been done by rocks thrown from across the street.
An employee of the lot suggested the suspects might think his
business owns a lot across the street, where several vehicles were
towed from recently. The case is open.
July 3
Officers investigated a report of a burglary in progress in the
600 block of South Gilbert Street after the reporting party said
he’d heard the sound of glass breaking. Officers found a
second-floor rear window of an industrial-firm building broken. A
yellow baseball was found inside the warehouse, under the broken
window. The owner of the business said “this happens all the time,”
the police report said. There are no suspects.
July 5
Castle Rock police responded to the Black-Eyed Pea on a report
of armed robbery. The restaurant manager said he was working alone
in the restaurant when the suspect pushed the buzzer for the back
door. The manager thought it might be delivery person and opened
the door. The suspect entered and pointed a gun at the manager, who
pushed aside the suspect and ran out of the building. Nothing
appeared to have been taken. The case is being
investigated.
July 9
Officers are investigating a report of a sexual assault in the
6100 block of Castlegate Drive. A resident of an apartment complex
reported that she had been sexually assaulted in the parking lot of
the apartments by a Hispanic man whom she recognized from previous
contacts but whose name she didn’t know. She said the man tried to
give her a hug and kiss her neck. The suspect is still at large and
has not been identified.