Police Calls: Four men walking, couple won’t leave the hot tub
The police calls section is presented for entertainment purposes and does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement.
Feb. 5
The male driver of a vehicle that kept driving in and out of the parking lot on Highway 40 seemed “tweaked out” and raised suspicions.
A caller contacted police just to let them know she appreciates them.
A noise complaint was made about a black SUV on Lakeside Boulevard that was emitting loud music.
A dog was heard barking for over an hour and was taken indoors after contact was made with the owner.
Feb. 6
A blue vehicle with four flat tires has been parked on Cascade Court for about three months and the caller would like it towed.
Feb. 7
The female driver of a Yukon was reported for driving erratically on Baker Avenue. The passenger door was open and she was “driving all over the road.”
Someone went through the caller’s vehicle and took spare change.
After mistakenly calling 911 twice, the man said he would take the phone out of his pocket.
Someone had to go to urgent care after being bitten by a dog.
Loud music was reported coming from a location on Colorado Avenue but upon inspection, all was quiet there.
A male repeatedly reentered a business on Central Avenue after being removed due to his disorderly conduct and because he was taking drinks off tables.
Two people who were asked to leave the hot tub area refused to leave the hot tub on Wisconsin Avenue.
Feb. 8
The caller said he parked his vehicle at a location on Highway 93 but now it is gone and he thinks it may have been towed.
Feb. 9
The caller said he has called thousands of times about the speeding in the area between downtown and the golf course. He would like it to be controlled.
Two vehicles had an accident on Baker Avenue. The parties exchanged information.
Someone was scammed out of their social security number.
Feb. 10
A gold Suburban has been taking up two spots in front of the caller’s house on Labrie Drive for three weeks.
A brown leather wallet was reported as lost on Second Street.
Four males were walking back and forth on Texas Avenue. They were not doing anything outright suspicious, but they were making the caller nervous. Eventually, they moved away.
A dog was barking somewhere on O’Brien Avenue.
Feb. 11
A red mountain bike was reported as stolen from Somers Avenue.
Three vehicles, one on Armory road and two on Wisconsin Avenue were given warnings for excessive speed.
Two males on Central Avenue were wearing plaid shirts, fighting and throwing snowballs at vehicles driving past.
A female who had been drinking was physically and verbally abusive and the caller wanted her to be moved along for the night.
There were vehicles driving through the neighborhood doing donuts and running stop signs on Creekwood Drive.
Feb. 12
A dark colored SUV was seen about 10 feet down an embankment on Big Mountain Road.
A vehicle hit a light pole on Eighth Street then became stuck in the snow.
A male was reportedly drinking a can of beer while driving a light blue 4X4 on Central Avenue and nearly hit the caller.
A gray Chevy was seen driving recklessly near the viaduct.
The caller’s dog ran off with the neighbor’s dog. The blue heeler had a collar and the yellow Labrador did not.