A man was charged with public indecency and criminal trespassing after allegedly exposing himself to customers at the Aldi on Harlem Avenue in Forest Park on Oct. 22.

The incident was among five from Forest Park Police Department reports covering Oct. 20 through Oct. 22, as reported by the Forest Park Review's Jessica Mordacq. The reports represent a portion of the calls police handled during that stretch.

Criminal damage at JJ's Fish

Around 4 p.m. on Oct. 20, an employee at JJ's Fish on Harlem called police to report a man with a gun wearing a ski mask. According to the police report, the man frequents the restaurant and had complained earlier that day that his food was cold. When the employee refused to remake it, the man said, "Watch what happens when I come back," and left. He returned screaming with his right hand in his front hoodie pocket, taunting the employee before throwing a table across the business. He drove away in a silver sedan. The incident was classified as criminal damage.

Battery near River Forest Town Center

Also on Oct. 20, a man told police he was exiting the River Forest Town Center when another driver would not let him merge onto Harlem. When the car pulled alongside, words were exchanged. A man got out of that car, punched the window, then punched him in the head, according to the police report. Officers reported blood on the man's face and a shattered driver's side window. He said he would sign complaints if the offender was located.

DUI on Harlem

Before 1 a.m. on Oct. 22, police pulled over a driver going 45 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 900 block of Harlem. Officers reported the driver was holding a cell phone and swerved into another lane. Police said she smelled of alcohol, and they spotted an open can of Cut Water in the center console. Field sobriety tests showed impairment. A breath sample at the station registered a blood alcohol concentration of 0.05. She was charged with DUI, operating an uninsured car, improper lane usage, speeding and unlawful use of a cell phone.

Road rage assault at Thornton's

On Oct. 22, police responded to Thornton's gas station on Harlem for two men fighting after a road rage incident on Jackson. One man told police the other driver approached him aggressively in the parking lot. When he went inside to pay for gas, the other man followed and punched him in the chest. The man who threw the punch told police the other driver had threatened to beat him up, so he swung at him but missed. Witnesses confirmed the interaction, and the man was charged with assault.

At the Aldi, an employee told police the man had previously been banned from the store. When she asked him to leave, he pulled down his pants and underwear, touched himself and jumped around, the report states. Police found him in the parking lot. He told officers he danced in the store but denied removing his pants.