Article Contributed on: 5/1/2009 10:34:25 AM
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
DISHWASHER STOLEN IN CONIFER
Deputies were dispatched to the 26400 block of Deberry Street in Conifer at 1:25 p.m. April 23.The resident said she had been evicted in March and was still in the process of moving. She said on April 20 she came to pick up more items and noticed the couch missing from the living room. On April 23 she noticed the bathroom window was broken and the dishwasher was missing. After calling the management company and learning the they had not taken anything out, she called the sheriff to document the missing items. Neither she or the management company had suspect information.
EGG THROWING ON WOODLAND DRIVE
On April 23 at 11:53 p.m., deputies went to the 32400 block of Woodland Drive in Evergreen. The reporting party said they heard voices outside the residence and saw a car driving slowly down the street. The deputy observed five to six eggs broken on the front of the residence. The homeowner declined to pursue charges as suspects did not cause any other damage, but she wanted the incident documented.
MARIJUANA FOUND ON PASSENGER
On April 26 at 4:14 a.m., four occupants of a vehicle were contacted at Kennedy Gulch Road and U.S. 285 were asked about the odor of marijuana coming from inside the car. During a pat down, a deputy felt a baggie with three items in it and asked if he could remove it. The passenger said, "yea" and told the deputy it was marijuana. The deputy kept the baggie and released the subject.
SHOPLIFTER TAKES BREAD
On April 28 at 7:54 p.m. deputies went to the 1100 b lock of Bergen Parkway on a shoplifting call. The security agent at King Soopers said she had caught a woman with two loaves of bread that she concealed and took without paying. The security agent said another security employee had alerted her to the woman who recognized her from an incident on April 25 when
The video footage showed the woman pulling two loaves of bread and placing them in the cart, then leaving the store where she was confronted by the security agent. The woman said she came to the store to get boxes for moving. She didn't see a price on the bread and was going to check with a store employee about it, but forgot and walked out without paying. The was issued a summons and released.
MONEY STOLEN IN CONIFER
On April 28 at 8:14 p.m., a deputy went to the 12100 block of Broken Arrow Drive on a burglary report. The deputy met with a man who said he came home after being out of town and found the money he kept in a plastic jug in his bedroom was missing. He said he didn't know how the suspects entered the residence, but after checking the front door, it was locked but the patio sliding doors were not locked. The neighborhood was canvased but nothing suspicious occurred in two days.
SHOTS FIRED AT DOGS
On April 29 at 8:01 p. m., a deputy went tot the 9000 block of Rex Lane in Conifer on a neighbor dispute. A woman told the deputy her neighbor shot at her dog and it was the third incident of this nature within a year. She said she never actually saw the person who fired the shots and had not reported the previous incidents. The deputy contacted the neighbor he denied firing a gun at the woman's dogs. He said he would never shoot at a domestic animal. When asked if he owned firearms he said he did. The deputy checked the man's shotgun and it appeared it had not bee fired recently. His handgun was loaded and clean and also did not appear to have been fired. The man was told by the deputy to report any gun shots heard in the future.