1 Broncos game bummer. A woman visited the Douglas County Sheriff’s office,4000 Justice Way, Castle Rock, on Nov. 16 to report fraud. She found four tickets to the Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs game online for $150 each. The seller told her to transfer $700 to his bank account. He sent her an official looking e-mail telling her to pick up the tickets on game day. When she arrived, stadium staff told her the e-mail was fake and no tickets were waiting for her.
2 Suspicious daycare visitor. An employee at KinderCare,9290 S. Ridgeline Blvd., Highlands Ranch, said she saw a suspicious man smoking near the building Nov. 16. He was told to leave. A short time later, a parent reported the same man was taking pictures of the building while children were outside. He left before police were contacted.
3 Window smashed for $20. After a workout Nov. 15 at Northridge Recreation Center,8801 S. Broadway, Highlands Ranch, a woman found that the passenger window on her car had been smashed in the parking lot. A $20 bill was taken from the center console.
4 Quick-dash TV theft. On Nov. 16, a man stole a TV from Target, 1265 Sgt. Jon Stiles Drive, Highlands Ranch. He came into the store, tucked a box under his arm and stood by the customer service desk. A car pulled up outside and he hurried out, put the box in the trunk and rode off.
5 Candy crushed. A woman found her car had been egged and hit with Jolly Ranchers in her driveway in the 2100 block of Gold Dust Trail, Highlands Ranch, on Nov. 18.
