Crime: Chesterfield and Crimes of Passion

Sometimes police are called in to domestic disputes, or crimes against people and property that appear to involve anger management issues. Here's the most recent report,

Police said:

• DISTURBING THE PEACE  13000 block Riverway Drive B, a 30-year-old woman was reported yelling outside an apartment about 1 a.m. after an argument with a friend, disturbing the peace, on May 7.

• ASSAULT  300 block Woods Mill Road, a 15-year-old girl punched a victim in the head during an argument, causing minor injuries, at 7:30 a.m., May 7.

• PROPERTY DAMAGE  10 block Ridge Crest Drive, someone threw rocks and striking a mailbox, damaging the victim's mailbox, sometime overnight on May 7-8.

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• PROPERTY DAMAGE  15000 Quail Meadow Drive, after a fight with his mother, a 21-year-old man broke the door on the house, 4 p.m. May 6. 

• ASSAULT  1300 block Westmeade Drive, a 29-year-old drunk man hit his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend, causing minor injuries. It was reported at 4 a.m., on May 5.

• THREAT/HARRASSAMENT  2000 block Parasol Drive, someone sends sexual photos and harassing statements to a victim's cell phone, in the mornings, March 12-May 5.

• ARSON  1800 block Autumn Glen Court, someone set fire to a bush next to a victim's house, causing minor damage to the siding, 2 a.m. on May 3.

• MISSING PERSON  2000 block Sun Flower Court, a 17-year-old boy known to have depression left home after a fight with parents, hadn't returned. Reported missing 2 p.m. on May 3.

• TRESPASSING  Chesterfield Commons at Boones Crossing area, an 18-year-old man refused to leave private property after being told to do so, about 8 p.m. on May 3.

• FRAUD/ID THEFT  15000 block Black Birch Drive, a 46-year-old woman used her ex-husband's personal information to open up credit card accounts over a four-year period, reported May 3.

• TRESPASSING  100 Hilltown Village Center, a 53-year-old man was wanted for trespassing when turning up on store property after being banned for previous stealing incident.