Compiled from Renton Police Department incident reports:

A suspect charged the front door of a house on the 1800 block of 120 Avenue Southeast holding a gun in front of him, Oct. 24.

The homeowner was asleep when he heard banging on the door.

He went out to the front porch and heard footsteps running toward him from the gravel road.

The suspect, about 5 feet, 2 inches tall and wearing a gray hooded garment, held out the black handgun in front of him as he ran.

Fearing for his life, the homeowner shut the door and locked it.

Then the suspect kicked the door four times, before running away.

Police found a muddy shoe print on the door.

A K-9 track was attempted but unsuccessful.

Handgun stolen

A family was burglarized when the mother was taking her daughter to school Oct. 14 on the 300 block of Smithers Avenue South.

A loaded 9 mm semi-automatic handgun was stolen, along with two televisions, a digital camera and a Sony PlayStation.

The woman left the back door about 12 inches open with a stick to let the cat out, before driving her daughter to school.

Stray cat behind Uwajimaya

Police were asked to pickup a stray cat living behind Uwajimaya for a week at 601 S. Grady Way.

The domestic cat, a medium-sized female with brown tabby hair, was transported to the Seattle Humane Society for safe keeping Oct. 24.

She had no collar or chip.

L.A. suspect surrenders

A man with a warrant from Los Angeles County turned himself in to Renton Police Oct. 28.

An Los Angeles Police Department detective called police and informed them that the man, about 20 years old, was waiting to be picked up on a park bench on the 1700 block of Pacific Avenue South.

There was an extraditable warrant out for his arrest.

He was arrested.

Car break-in

About $2,700 in ceramics, books, vases and tea cups were stolen from a 1996 Ford Explorer on the 1200 block of Southeast Petrovitsky Road Oct. 30.

The car was locked, and the suspect entered by breaking the passenger-side window.

Neighbor dispute

A woman claims her neighbor almost ran her over on the 1200 block of Benson Road South Oct. 23.

The woman was walking to the bus stop in the afternoon to meet her son, when the brown Honda forced her to jump from the roadway to avoid being hit.

She didn’t know whether it was intentional.

The neighbors had been in an ongoing dispute since February, when one of them didn’t give the other a ride to a doctor appointment.

Paralyzed cat

Police were asked to pickup a stray cat, which had a seizure in the roadway in front of 655 Jefferson Ave. N.E. Oct. 16.

The cat, likely feral because of its clipped ear, was medium size with black hair. It had lost use of its back legs and could only move a short distance from the officer.

The cat was transported to the Cedar River Animal Hospital, where it was examined and euthanized “to relieve its pain and suffering.”

Stolen car

A woman’s Saturn Vue SUV was stolen Oct. 27 from the 900 block of Aberdeen Avenue Northeast.