The following information was compiled from City of Renton police incident reports.

Police used pepper spray to control a crowd of more than 100 rowdy people outside of the Cabana Club in Renton on Dec. 12.

They were called to the establishment located at 3650 East Valley Road at about 12:30 a.m. for people who were refusing to leave. More than 100 people were seen in the parking lot arguing and fighting with one another. A fight broke out within the club and security officers began removing people. A patron who was removed by other patrons yelled veiled threats about returning to shoot someone. For a third time, security escorted combatants out of the club. Because of the tenor of the situation, people yelling, arguing and pushing each other in the parking lot, while refusing to leave the premises, police dispersed a canister of pepper spray. The large crowd eventually left.

Police dubious about kidnapping

Police were dubious about a possible suspicious kidnapping and release of a Renton girl Dec. 8.

Around 5 p.m., the 16-year-old girl told police she was walking south on Shattuck Avenue South approaching South Sixth Street in Renton when she was grabbed from behind and shoved into a blue truck.

She said the two suspects blindfolded her, took her cell phone and drove around with her for three hours. The 16-year-old heard them speaking in what she thought was Spanish. They threw her out of the truck and returned her cell phone to her at North Marion and Factory Avenue North, then drove away.

The girl then walked one mile to Houser Way South and Smithers Avenue South, passing a fire station, public library and multiple open stores before calling her mother to report the abduction.

A review of her cell phone revealed that all texts and call logs had been deleted after 1:20 p.m. Police took the girl home and her mother said she believed the incident was a lie. Police found inconsistencies in the girl’s story and her mother found some reference to attending a high school game that she was forbidden to attend on her Facebook page.

Police found no reason for further investigation.

Flower-shop employee propositioned

A flower-shop employee was propositioned and robbed just past 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 10.

An employee of a flower shop on Northeast Fourth Street told police she was working when a male customer entered the store and asked to buy a dozen roses for his mother. He said he couldn’t pay but would have sex with the employee as payment. The employee declined the offer and the male suspect changed his order to a single red rose. When he left the store, the employee noticed that her digital camera was missing. She told police the male must have taken it when she turned around to wrap his rose.

Ex-girlfriend damages vehicle

A ex-girlfriend from Seattle took out her frustrations on her former boyfriend’s car on Dec. 16.

Just after 3 p.m., the former boyfriend, a Renton man, called police to his residence in the 1100 block of Edmonds Avenue Northeast. He said his ex-girlfriend kicked some dents into his vehicle and threw a glass bottle at it when he refused to answer the door to his apartment and let her inside. He watched from his front window as the incident transpired.

They dated for about eight months and the relationship ended on Dec. 15. The woman left on foot and police were unable to locate her.

She was cited for malicious mischief.

Mom, pregnant daughter struggle

A Renton woman got into a fight with her daughter, who is nine-months pregnant, on Dec. 19.

Police were called just after 1:30 a.m. to the report of a physical domestic violence assault in the 800 block of Harrington Avenue Northeast. When they arrived they were told 52-year-old mother had slammed the hand of her 26-year-old daughter in the door. They had been struggling over a cell phone. The mother grabbed the daughter by the shoulders and shook her causing her pain.

The 26-year-old was transported to Valley Medical Center for the hand injury due to blood pressure and her pregnancy. The mother was placed under arrest for the investigation of fourth-degree assault.

Man arrested after fight over keys

A fight over keys ended in an arrest Dec. 17 in the 10400 block of Southeast 174th Street.

Police arrived just after 3 p.m. on the scene to find a Renton couple yelling and struggling with each other in the parking lot. The two were arguing about the male leaving and the female said he had her house keys in his jacket pocket. When she tried to retrieve them, he pushed her in the chest, punched her in the mouth and threw her into a van that was parked in the lot the 38-year-old female told police. They discovered a quarter-inch laceration on the inside of her lower lip and her shoes approximately 20 feet apart on the ground. Her shoes were knocked off her feet when he threw her into the van, she said.

The 25-year-old male was arrested on investigation of fourth-degree assault.