1 Serial screamer. A man walked into Santa Fe Spirits, 6023 S. Santa Fe Drive, Littleton, on Dec. 16 and began screaming. The disturbance was so bad a customer asked the clerk to call police. The clerk recognized the man from a disturbance in the store in July. He left but police caught up to him nearby. He had a warrant for failure to appear on the previous offense and was arrested.
2 Liability on wheels. A woman was arrested following a two-car accident near the corner of South Santa Fe Drive and MineralAvenue in Littleton on Dec. 15 because she was driving with a revoked license. A records check showed she had warrants in Denver for traffic offenses and failure to appear.
3 Man steals pop star. A man living in the 7400 block of South Houstoun Waring Circle, Littleton, witnessed a man steal a package off his neighbor’s porch Dec. 21. The victim said the package contained her daughter’s Christmas gift: a cutout of a pop star.
4 Cab drag. A man called police Dec. 22 to report he left his cellphone in a taxi and it was never returned to him. He said he had been at the Tavern, 2589 W. Main St. in Littleton, on Dec. 18 when he called for the cab. He forgot his new, $800 iPhone 6 inside but because he did not call the taxi himself and paid cash, the cab company could not say which cab he left it in.
5 Pounced on puffer. A man left his work truck running to warm up in his driveway on Dec. 19. He then heard the tires squeal as a thief drove it away from his home in the 4000 block of West Arrowhead Road, Littleton. The truck was valued at $7,000 with valuable tools in the bed.
