Brawl at haunted house. Several people were arrested Oct. 17 after causing a disturbance at a haunted house. Police say the incident occurred at about 7:57 p.m. at Primitive Fear, 5155 E. 64th Ave., Commerce City. One of the customers of the haunted house allegedly grabbed a wooden stick from one of the actors and attempted to hit him with it. That led to a large fight between the customer's friends and security at the haunted house. Four men were arrested on charges ranging from assault to disorderly conduct.
Couple assaulted. Two Commerce City men, ages 26 and 29, were arrested Oct. 18 after they allegedly assaulted a married couple. The victims said they dropped a friend off at about 2:39 a.m. near the 6300 block of East 65th Place when someone threw a rock at the car. The man got out to look at the damage and was tackled and beaten by the two men for no apparent reason. The man's wife also was assaulted when she tried to help. The suspects denied the incident.
Indecent exposure reported. A man was spotted exposing himself Oct. 15 on a street corner in Westminster. He was seen at about 10:08 p.m. on the corner of West 75th Avenue and Bradburn Boulevard. The man stood at the corner for approximately five minutes before leaving. He was never found.
Rowdy bar patron arrested. A 27-year-old Keenesberg man was arrested Oct. 16 after he allegedly punched a female customer. The man, who was reportedly very intoxicated, struck the 26-year-old woman in the jaw at about 11:45 p.m. at Bar Louie, 10661 Westminster Blvd. The man had been kicked out of the bar earlier in the evening.
Doors stolen. Thirty-five aluminum doors were stolen from Door Installations, 11091 Irma Drive., Northglenn sometime between Oct. 8 and 9. The loss was estimated at $215.
Burglary at apartment. A 25-year-old Northglenn man reported several items stolen from his apartment while he was at work Oct. 20. The man, who lives on the 11700 block of Washington Street, believes the burglar broke through his front door and stole several electronic items, including a Sony Playstation, a computer keyboard and several video games. The loss was estimated at $1,000.