1 No breakfast, no peace. The manager at the McDonald’s at 2890 W. 104th Ave., Federal Heights, called police Oct. 28 because a group of customers was cursing at employees and refusing to move out of the drive-thru. The suspects were angry because the grill was down and they couldn’t get breakfast. They were cited for harassment.
2 On the run. Someone called police Nov. 3 because they thought a man had been drinking and driving. Police went to the suspect’s house in the 5800 block of East 68th Avenue, Commerce City, to investigate. The suspect’s car sped away when he saw police, and he crashed into a parked car but still fled.
3 Drunken insubordination. Police were investigating a fight that happened at the 7-Eleven at 8801 Huron St., Thornton, on Nov. 2 when one of the men who was in the fight became irritated by their questions. The man charged at officers several times and was arrested.
4 Asphalt urinal. A patrolling police officer arrested a drunken man urinating in the parking lot of Platinum 84 at 8485 Umatilla St., Federal Heights, on Oct. 31.
5 Scrap metal and stolen bikes. A truck driving in the 6800 block of Colorado Boulevard, Commerce City, was stopped Nov. 3 because the bed was full of unsecured scrap metal. Under the piles, an officer saw a motorcycle that turned out to be stolen. The driver was arrested.
6 Loose pit bulls. Police responded to the 9000 block of Beechwood Drive, Thornton, because a man’s two pit bulls were running around Nov. 3. One of the dogs bit a man and was quarantined.
