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Thirsty Guy
Saw most of this go down from my bedroom window. The kid eventually broke the door to the house and was able to make entry. Shortly thereafter, you could hear shouting and a scuffle, followed by what sounded like a large amount of glass being broken. Poor kid, he must have been so close to that desperately desired water only to see his hope slam and shatter on the floor. The residents were able to force the kid back outside shortly before the first squad car showed up. Two officers wrestled with the thirsty kid and ended up tazing and then cuffing him before other officers arrived. I don't normally enjoy being roused from a slightly inebriated sleep at 6am, however, being that I had nothing to do that day, I got a kick out of the spectacle and witnessing my first tazing. I moved into North Park 2 weeks ago, this city has no shortage intrigue and I anxiously await future events to come.— August 24, 2010 10:59 a.m.