Law roundup: Tot ready for strongwoman competition

A strong 5-year-old allegedly did “significant damage” to another person’s vehicle at the Farmers Market when she opened her car door. The child’s mother drove away in a white Nissan Altima.  

A woman was allegedly asked to leave a 12-step meeting after saying she had a BB gun, which made participants uncomfortable.  

A woman reportedly saw a man throw away a purse and leave in a dark gray Toyota sedan, which she thought was suspicious. She retrieved the purse from the garbage and called the police, wanting to see if it was OK to take it and mail it to the owner. An officer spoke to the owner of the purse, who was on a train headed home to Minnesota. The owner asked them to go through it to see if anything was missing and mail it to her.  

A white Honda sedan reportedly hit a center median, spun around and drove away. A witness at the scene allegedly spoke to a driver involved in the incident, who said she was OK. Officers drove through the area and did not see any vehicles not “driving normally,” road debris or damage to the median.   

Someone called the police after reportedly watching three males trying to break into their house on a security camera, which one of the suspects looked straight into.  

A store employee wanted two vehicles, a Chevy SUV with trash strewn around it and a Ford SUV parked across from it, removed from the property. The pair of SUVs had reportedly sat in the parking lot for about a week.