Basement Bar, 364 Grace St., Mansfield - A 48-year-old man said he was robbed in the parking lot of the business of his wallet by a male riding a bicycle at 1 a.m. Wednesday. The suspect demanded the victim's wallet then charged him tackling him to the ground where a struggled ensued. The suspect was able to grab the man's wallet and flee on foot. The suspect threatened to shoot the victim several times but a gun was not observed. The suspect left his bicycle behind. At 3:51 a.m., police learned the suspect was knocking on a front door of a woman's residence. Officers responded and found the 17-year-old male walking in the area and questioned him about the incident. The suspect admitted to taking the man's wallet and he was placed under arrest and taken to jail to await charges.

First block North Main Street, Mansfield - A woman reported to police her previous secretary stole checks from her.

South Mulberry Street, Mansfield - A 22-year-old woman was arrested on a domestic violence charge Tuesday morning after a man with whom she shares children said she threatened to kill him. The man signed a domestic violence packet. The woman, who denied making the comments, was taken to the county jail, where she remains pending court appearance or pond posting.

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200 block of South Diamond Street, Mansfield - A property owner told police a 46-year-old man and 20-year-old woman stole a $400 refrigerator and $50 microwave between Thursday and Tuesday. He said the two are former tenants who were recently evicted.

600 block of Oak Street, Mansfield - A woman told police someone stole a $150 bicycle from her front yard Tuesday morning.

400 block of Pearl Avenue, Mansfield - A woman told police someone stole $5 in change from her locked vehicle Tuesday morning.

1500 block of Cape Cod Drive, Mansfield - A woman told police someone stole four checks from her residence Monday or Tuesday. Police found no signs of forced entry, and the woman said she believes access was gained through the garage.



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