Police Log: Rapture Prank, Smashed School Windows, Rowdy Fans

Selected calls from the :

Friday, May 20

DUI: An officer patrolling the area of Second St. East and East Macarthur pulled over a Portland man driving a silver Toyota Corrola. The driver, Lakpa Sherpa, 33, failed field sobriety tests and tested .095 percent blood alcohol ratio on a preliminary breath test; a retest placed his blood alcohol at .08. He was booked into Sonoma County jail.

Battery: At 10:07 p.m. Police responded to reports that an angry Jazz+ attendee had slugged a staff member after she was told to stop video taping the . Police cited the 32-year-old, whose blow gave festival staff a facial laceration, charging her with being drunk in public and battery.

Found Items: Police found a full wardrobe of clothing in the Plaza — including black slip-on shoes, socks, jeans, a brown belt, yellow underwear, a green shirt, pink bra, a necklace and earring set with matching green stones, a dog leash and a pet waste bag. The clothes are believed to be , where participants leave abandoned clothing around town to make it appear as d ().

Monday, May 23

Vandalism: A window in _'s gym was broken with a concrete block; a nearby window had been removed by unhooking its frame. Nothing appears to have been taken from the break-in, which officials believe happened between the evening of Friday, May 21 and Monday morning.

Petty Theft: A wicker plant stand, worth about $100, was taken from a porch on the 100 block of Second St. East.

Tuesday, May 24

Petty Theft: Someone used a spare key to take a shovel from a shed on the 800 block of Third St. East.

Petty Theft: A gray bike, worth about $240, was stolen from the El Pueblo Inn.

Wednesday, May 25

Theft: A catalytic converter was stolen from a 1998 Toyota 4Runner.

Thursday, May 26

Public Intoxication: Responding to reports that a drunken Steiner's customer was harassing customers, police arrested Robert Procter, a 34-year-old Santa Rosa man, who was standing outside the bar with a 24-oz can of beer. Procter, who is on probation for a prior alcohol related offense, was booked into Sonoma County jail.