1 Bat used in robbery. On July 11, a man called Denver police after he was robbed by three men, one of whom wielded a baseball bat, near the intersection of West Water Avenue and South Decatur Street. The man said he just dropped off a woman at her residence when three men approached and demanded his wallet and cellphone.
2 Man stunned during fight. A man called Denver police July 14 after his car keys were stolen near the intersection of 21st Street and Arapahoe Street. The victim said he pulled over to offer a female a ride. She declined, but a man approached, reached in his car and stole his keys. The victim pursued and the suspect used a stun gun, but the victim escaped.
3 Tip jar stolen from Voodoo Doughnuts. Denver police responded to a robbery July 12 at Voodoo Doughnuts, 1520 E. Colfax Ave. Police learned that two suspects stood in line for a long time and when they reached the cashier, a female grabbed the glass tip jar and ran out of the store.
4 Bar security guard assaulted. On July 13, Denver Police responded to the View House Bar and Restaurant, 2015 Market St., on a report of a disturbance and assault. The security guard at the bar said he was called in to escort a man out who was causing a disturbance. The suspect struck the guard.
5 Ceramic bird broken. A woman called Denver police on July 9 after she found her ceramic bird broken in her front yard in the 2300 block of South King Street. She told police the bird had been on her table and some artificial flowers that were on a nearby shelf were moved to the table.
