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Contributed by: YourHub.com on 7/21/2008

Incidents reported by Lakewood Police

TEEN KICKS FENCE, FALLS DOWN
Police were dispatched to 13th Avenue and Balsam Street at 11:32 p.m. July 3 on a report of a disturbance. After arriving in the area, an officer observed a 17-year-old male juvenile stagger across Balsam Street, kick a fence and fall to the ground. The teenager told police he kicked the fence because he was mad. He also said he had been drinking that evening. The teen was issued summonses on suspicion of criminal mischief and underage possession of alcohol. He was lodged at detox.

SIBLINGS FIGHT OVER MARIJUANA
A report of a family disturbance brought police to the 400 block of Wright Street at 3:46 p.m. June 5. Police spoke with two residents, a mother and a daughter, about the incident. The daughter said her brother, a 20-year-old Lakewood man, accused her of stealing his marijuana and they began arguing. The argument escalated and the man reportedly threw a set of keys at his sister, making a hole in a wall, and broke her cell phone. The man then left the residence. The mother and daughter said they wanted to pursue charges for criminal mischief for the holes in the wall and the $280 cell phone. Police were unable to immediately locate the man. On July 3, the man was issued a summons on suspicion of criminal mischief.

POLICE INVESTIGATE PELLET GUN INCIDENT
Police responded to the 8800 block of West Floyd Avenue at 7:53 p.m. July 2 on a weapons call. The 37-year-old man who reported the incident said he had seen two of his neighbors outside his house and one of them pointed a pellet gun at his door. Police contacted the two 18-year-old men, who said they were shooting the pellet gun at shaving cream cans between two nearby buildings. They denied pointing the gun at the 37-year-old. The men were given summonses on suspicion of shooting dangerous missiles.

MAN TRESPASSES ON CONSTRUCTION SITE
Police responded to Bear Creek High School, 3490 S. Kipling St., at 11:56 p.m. July 3 on a report of trespassing. A man who lives on the 9800 block of West Girton Drive told police he saw a man climb over the 8-foot perimeter fence in the construction area at the school and walk toward the buildings under construction. Police contacted the suspect at South Kipling Parkway and West Dartmouth Avenue. He said he was taking a shortcut. The 21-year-old Lakewood man was issued a summons on suspicion of trespassing.

NAKED MAN SPOTTED OUTSIDE APARTMENT
A report of a naked man outside an apartment building brought police to the 10400 block of West Hampden Avenue at 12:22 a.m. July 5. The woman who reported the incident told police she arrived home at 12:05 a.m. and noticed a man standing on a sidewalk near a stream that runs on the east side of the building. The man was under a light pole and he didn't have a shirt and his jeans were around his ankles. When police arrived, officers saw the man walking near the south end of the building. When the man saw police, he attempted to run away but was caught by officers and handcuffed. The 32-year-old Lakewood man was issued a summons on suspicion of indecent exposure and lodged at detox.

FIREWORKS SET OFF IN PARK
Police responded to Addenbrooke Park, 600 S. Kipling Parkway, at 11:43 p.m. July 5 on a report of fireworks being set off. When police arrived, fountain fireworks were still burning and a man was seen running from the park. Police contacted the 25-year-old Westminster man, who at first denied being in the park. After police pointed out the 6-inch lighter in his pocket, the man admitted that he and 10 friends were lighting off fireworks in the parking lot. The man was issued a summons on suspicion of setting off illegal fireworks and released.

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