Vehicles have windows shot out

Feb. 15, 2008, 5:36 a.m., 500 block of Lamont Avenue: A homeowner reported that the rear windows of both her vehicles had been shot out by someone using a pellet gun.

Speed kills, but weed gets you arrested

Feb. 16, 5:25 p.m., 100 block of Blue Bonnet Boulevard: An officer clocked a vehicle doing 55 mph in a 30 mph zone, hit his lights and stopped the car. As the driver handed over his license and registration, the officer could smell a strong marijuana odor. After the officer called for a cover unit, the driver was told to get out and was asked if there was any pot in the car, to which he replied in the negative. When the officer searched the car, he found a glass pipe with residue, a usable amount of pot in the pockets of some jeans on the floor, and even more in a mint tin in the center compartment, along with a joint-rolling apparatus. The driver was arrested, his car was impounded and towed, and the driver was given citations for speeding and possession.

A spiteful burglar

Feb. 18, 4:28 p.m., 200 block of Arcadia Place: An apartment dweller reported that a large plasma TV and DVD home theater system had been stolen from his place. Not only that, but the thief had plugged up the bathtub drain, flooding the apartment and damaging the carpet.

Restaurant goers get rude nightcap

Feb. 20, 2:24 p.m., 4800 block of Broadway: A man reported his vehicle had been broken into while he was dining at a nearby restaurant. His companion reported her purse was missing, which contained a large amount of valuable jewelry, credit cards, passports and other items. The reporting officer was able to lift fingerprints from the scene.

Night out ends driver in hot water

Feb. 21, 2:23 a.m., 100 block of Tuxedo Avenue: An officer stopped a car for running a red light in front of him, and as the car pulled over, it went up over the curb and sidewalk. The officer noticed the driver was slurring her words and she said ran the light because it was taking too long to change. She said she had only had a couple of drinks at a local club, but failed practically every sobriety test given to her. The driver was arrested and taken to the San Antonio Magistrate’s Office for booking.

Take me drunk, I’m home

Feb. 23, 10:30 p.m., 5000 block of Broadway: After stopping a car for doing 51 mph in a 30 mph zone, the officer noticed the driver smelled of alcohol, his speech was slurred and his eyes were glassy. The officer then noticed the driver wasn’t wearing pants and had urinated on himself. While fumbling around for his license and registration, he repeatedly told the officer he was very drunk. The officer had him get out of the car, and as the officer tried to help him steady himself, the driver began to struggle and was eventually put in handcuffs. The driver refused a sobriety test and was arrested and his car impounded and towed. The driver began to get aggressive at the Alamo Heights Police Station and was placed in a holding cell. He once again refused a sobriety test and was taken downtown for booking.