April 27
*A driver in a stolen vehicle led police on a chase through three Mustang neighborhoods before running away into a field.
Police Capt. Willard James said police were first dispatched at 2:06 a.m. to a convenience store in the 1700 block of West state Highway 152.
“It was in reference to possible drug activity in the parking lot,” he said. “While in route, an officer observed a vehicle traveling at 68 mph.”
Police tried to stop the vehicle in the 400 block of West state Highway 152, but James said the car continued east, turning into the Pebble Creek Terrace area. Police followed the car east, across Mustang Road into the Branches addition, and then across state Highway 152 into the Heights addition.
James said the vehicle stopped at a dead end at Woodland and Elder drives, and the driver ran from the vehicle into a field.
“Officers were unable to locate the suspect,” he said.
Police impounded the green 2000 Honda four-door car, which was reported as stolen by a resident in the 200 block of North Pebble Creek Terrace. James said the car was returned to its owner, and no damage was reported.
Another vehicle was reported missing from Pebble Creek Terrace later April 27, which James said could be related to the incident. Oklahoma City police found the 2000 Honda Civic in the 800 block of SE 49th Street.
“The vehicle was disabled and stripped, not drivable and was towed from the scene,” James said.
The vehicle had an estimated value of $7,000.

April 29
*A child at Cedar Springs Arena told police he found an envelop containing $250. Police turned the money over to its owner.
*Police stopped a vehicle without a license plate near the 600 block of West Linden Drive. The driver told police she was unaware the tag was missing. She also reported a red and black bat bag containing baseball gear and a black bag as missing from her car. Estimated loss is $450.

May 2
*An officer on patrol reported seeing a vehicle skid to a stop in the intersection of Sara Road and state Highway 152, and then turn into a shopping center parking lot. He followed two people into the store and determined they were intoxicated. Another person sitting inside the vehicle was also believed to be intoxicated. Police arrested a 22-year-old Mustang man, a 23-year-old Mustang man and a 24-year-old Mustang man on public intoxication complaints.
*Police received a report of a man harassing women in a shopping center parking lot in the 900 block of East state Highway 152. Police arrested a 57-year-old New York man on a public intoxication complaint.
*A resident who is moving from a home in the 600 block of West Perry Drive reported to police someone took her computer, a keyboard a cordless power drill and a DVR system. She also reported damage to a window. Estimated loss is $1,250.

May 3
*Police were called to a domestic disturbance on Carlisle Terrace near state Highway 152. A woman told police her ex-husband was in her pickup truck bed, yelling and beating on the truck cab.
When police arrived, they found the man walking toward Morgan Road. When the officer told him he was under arrest on a public intoxication complaint, the man continued walking. When the officer confronted him, he reported the man took an “offensive posture.”
The officer tasered the man, who was then taken to city jail. The 41-year-old Mustang man faces complaints of public intoxication and resisting officer.
*Workers at a store in the 900 block of East state Highway 152 reported to police a man was asleep on a shelf in the pet supply section. Officers woke the 24-year-old Mustang man and arrested him on a public intoxication complaint.
uPolice found a 2001 Ford Escape in the 1200 block of East SW 89th Street. The sports utility vehicle had front-end damage that rendered the vehicle inoperable. Officers learned the vehicle was registered to a Blanchard resident and was reported stolen in Tuttle. The vehicle was impounded.