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Man breaks out car window
An unidentified man was seen running through yards in Acres Green Oct. 24.
A woman heard two loud popping noises at about 2 a.m. Moments later, she saw a Subaru driving north on Mercury Circle. A man was running on Saturn Drive.
When a deputy arrived, she noted a maroon Toyota parked across the street with glass broken out of its rear window.
The male suspect was described as white, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches tall, 140 to 150 pounds with dark hair and clothes.
Attempted shoplifting
A man attempted to shoplift a pair of work gloves valued at $19 from King Soopers, 8672 S. Quebec St.
The man allegedly took a pair of gloves and walked out of the store, Oct. 23 just before midnight.
A loss-prevention officer for the store confronted the man in the parking lot and escorted him back in the store.
When deputies arrived, the man told officers that he has served prison time in 2003 for menacing and was convicted on parole violation and served time in the Douglas County jail. He also said he was trying to “live the right way” and needed gloves for work as a painter.
An unidentified man was seen running through yards in Acres Green Oct. 24.
A woman heard two loud popping noises at about 2 a.m. Moments later, she saw a Subaru driving north on Mercury Circle. A man was running on Saturn Drive.
When a deputy arrived, she noted a maroon Toyota parked across the street with glass broken out of its rear window.
The male suspect was described as white, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches tall, 140 to 150 pounds with dark hair and clothes.
Attempted shoplifting
A man attempted to shoplift a pair of work gloves valued at $19 from King Soopers, 8672 S. Quebec St.
The man allegedly took a pair of gloves and walked out of the store, Oct. 23 just before midnight.
A loss-prevention officer for the store confronted the man in the parking lot and escorted him back in the store.
When deputies arrived, the man told officers that he has served prison time in 2003 for menacing and was convicted on parole violation and served time in the Douglas County jail. He also said he was trying to “live the right way” and needed gloves for work as a painter.
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