Man Ogles Porn and Spits at Woman in Laguna Niguel Library

A rundown of calls that came into the O.C. Sheriff’s Department on May 1 and May 4 in Laguna Niguel:

A caller reported that while her 19-year-old daughter was at the Laguna Niguel Library, a man was switching back and forth on the computer between Facebook and pornography. He also made a spitting motion at her daughter, and when she called the library to discuss the matter, she was put on hold. That was unacceptable to her, so she wished to speak to a deputy regarding the matter. The incident occurred at 5:20 p.m. at the 30300 block of Crown Valley Parkway.

Here are more items from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department blotter. All incidents were reported within Laguna Niguel unless otherwise noted.

Wednesday, May 1: Citizen Assist at 10:37 a.m., unknown block of Mallorca. A caller reported that someone came into her backyard and took her German Shepard puppy. It occurred within the hour of the report.

Suspicious Person 4:25 p.m. Alicia Parkway/Avila Road. A caller reported that a female near Vons was going through the bushes, staring at a pole and yelling obscenities. She had dark hair and was wearing a black hat, black shirt and jeans.

Citizen Assist 10:06 a.m. 24100 block of Cherry Hills Plaza. A caller reported that her neighbor cut down one of her trees. The other neighbor was at his house.

A caller reported that 2 females and 3-4 males were sitting behind the bushes sucking on a tube connected to a helium tank. The incident occurred at 6:24 p.m. at the cross streets of Crown Valley Parkway and the street of the Golden Lantern.

Assist Outside Agency, 11:18 p.m., unknown block of Coronado Point. A caller reported that an 18-year-old subject jumped off a patio. Those who saw it in the house were hysterical.

Petty Theft, 6:19 p.m. 27400 block of Alicia Parkway. Walmart security reported that a male stole eye drops and candy.

Suspicious Person 9:36 a.m., unknown block of Serenity Lane. A caller reported that a female looked strung out and a man was trying to calm her down.

CSI: Laguna Niguel includes up-to-date reports from ocsd.org, the website of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. Reported incidents are taken from the official calls for service records kept by the OCSD. All parties represented above are presumed innocent until proven guilty. For questions about this blotter, email the editor at paige.austin@patch.com.

—Compiled by Nicole Cook