Police Calls: Driver reckless, not drunk
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.
Oct. 8
A rental car customer returned a vehicle a week late and refused to pay for it.
A male wearing shorts with pants underneath was seen urinating in front of a building on Central Avenue.
Oct. 9
Contractors were reportedly parking in the alley between Washington Ave. And Idaho Ave.
A dark colored pick up truck was seen driving down Baker Avenue with a gas pump hose sticking out of the vehicle.
Someone urinated in front of an office window on Central Avenue.
A gray pit bull mix was found, brought to the police department and reunited with her family.
Police made contact with a driver who was reckless and potentially drunk but the driver had not been drinking.
Oct. 10
An alarm was going off at a location on Second Street but it was due to keypad issues.
A suspicious backpack near a dumpster was picked up.
There is an ongoing issue with a Hyundai parking on an alley between Central Avenue and Baker Avenue.
A caller said two grey and white speckled dogs were following him on Second Street and trying to bite him. He said they would get away from him.
A very friendly black dog with a white nose was running around Lacy Lane.
Footage of a reckless driver was sent to police for review.
Oct. 11
A white Nissan and a grey Honda experienced an injury-free accident on Spokane Avenue.
A female was in a sleeping bag on the sidewalk near Reservoir Road.
The caller heard a suspicious fire alarm ring for 20 minutes near Park Avenue.
An online complaint said it was illegal for people to ride e-bikes on East Lakeshore Drive.
A bicycle was reported stolen from Shiloh Avenue.
Two disorderly males were trying to fight other people at a location on Central Avenue. They were kicked out and began kicking and smashing trash cans.
Music, screaming and yelling spurred someone to report a noise disturbance on Colorado Avenue.