1 Video chat blackmail. A Douglas County man said he was browsing online dating profiles Nov. 23 when he found a woman he was interested in and began texting her. They eventually went into a video chat. The woman recorded video of the man while he was nude. She threatened to deliver the video to all his Facebook friends unless he provided a credit card number. He did not pay. Police believe it was a scam run from overseas. (Not on map.)
2 Antique stolen. A couple was moving an antique, pedal-operated sewing machine out of their unit at Public Storage, 4111 Siskin Ave., Highlands Ranch, on Nov. 20 when it vanished. They had taken it up the elevator, and gone back down for about five minutes when the theft occurred.
3 Car stolen from shop. The staff at Fairway Collision Center,8500 South Valley Highway, Douglas County, on Nov. 20 reported a 2004 Kia Amanti disappeared from the front lot overnight. The car was worth $3,000.
4 Break room bandit. An employee at the Walmart at 6675 Business Center Drive, Highlands Ranch, Nov. 22 reported her purse had been stolen from the break room. Police found the purse in a locker, with $5 missing. The woman said her iPad was stolen there two weeks prior.
5 Suspicious power shut off. A man said someone intentionally shut off the breaker to his home in the 1500 block of North Castlewood Canyon Road, Douglas County, on Nov. 24. His son was home alone when the power went out. The man came home and found footprints to the breaker in the snow.
