A secondary school pupil threw a punch at a police officer as they tried to restrain him, according to a crime report for Thorpe St Andrew.
The assault was one of 51 incidents reported to Norfolk police from within the parish boundary between October 1 and October 31 this year.
Other reported crimes include burglaries, theft and robbery. In one incident a man was seen using pliers to try and cut the tie on a public library computer.
Another involved the theft of a canoe that was tied-up under a bridge.
The police report, which only provides limited details about each incident, will go before Thorpe St Andrew Town Council on Monday.
In regard to the assault involving a student, the report listed it as an 'assault without injury'. No specific details were given about when or where it took place.
The report said: 'High school student threw a punch at a police officer when they tried to restrain him.'
There were five reported incidents of criminal damage to a car, and one report of youths throwing eggs at someone's home.
The report also listed two incidents of racially or religiously aggravated common assault. One occurred between passengers and a taxi driver following an argument over fare payment.
The report said police received 143 calls from within the Thorpe St Andrew boundary in October.
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