Golden Police Department

MAN DENIES ALTERCATION

On June 28 at 4:13 p.m., an officer went to the Splash, 3153 Illinois St. The reporting party requested anonymity but said she was afraid of a man who was being verbally abusive toward the people with him and was saying he would beat people up. She said she took a photo of the man. When the officer arrived, people told him the man left the area in a silver Honda Odyssey, which he located at Sixth Avenue and Jefferson County Parkway. When the officer asked the occupants of the car if anyone had been in an altercation, the man in the back seat said, "I didn't do anything, I didn't get into an altercation." The 21-year old man was asked to step out of the car. He told the officer the woman at the pool took a cell phone picture of him and said, "Now, you are going to jail." Because the woman did not want to pursue charges, the man was released on a warning.

SUSPECTS DROPS HAUL

On June 27 at 10:20 p.m., an officer went to the Loaf N Jug, 102 N. Rubey Drive on a shoplifting call and talked to a 19-year-old employee who said two people came into the store. One bought cigarettes and the other walked around the store. The driver left the store and as the suspect started to leave, she dropped a box of gum and a Hershey's Cookies N' Crème candy bar and a bag of Twizzlers. When the employee went out to the car, it left the parking lot. She was advised to call the police if the group returned to the store.

DAMAGE TO CAR REPORTED

On June 27 at 2:30 a.m., officers went to the 500 block of 18 th Street on a criminal mischief call. A 45-year-old woman said she heard a loud noise outside on the street and when she went outside noticed the driver's side mirror on her car was broken off. There was a dent and fresh scratches on the driver's side door. She noticed a large rock on the ground in front of the left tire and assumed that was used to cause the damage, but had no suspect information.