ShareBOULDER, Colo. (AP) -- Police responding to reports of a man leaping between cars in a Colorado supermarket parking lot didn't need a detailed description of the suspect.
Boulder Police Sgt. Fred Gerhardt says witnesses on Wednesday reported a man was dressed as a leprechaun and pretending to shoot at people with his fingers.
Witnesses told police the man may have made obscene gestures.
Gerhardt says they likely called police because the man "was acting bizarre."
Officers did not find anyone matching the description of the leprechaun.
Gerhardt says this is the first time Boulder police have received a complaint about a leprechaun
Boulder Police Sgt. Fred Gerhardt says witnesses on Wednesday reported a man was dressed as a leprechaun and pretending to shoot at people with his fingers.
Witnesses told police the man may have made obscene gestures.
Gerhardt says they likely called police because the man "was acting bizarre."
Officers did not find anyone matching the description of the leprechaun.
Gerhardt says this is the first time Boulder police have received a complaint about a leprechaun
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