Police Calls: Trailers blocking traffic

The police calls section does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement. 

Feb. 10

The reckless driver of a small Ford pickup was seen passing vehicles unsafely on the right and left. 

The caller was surprised to find a pistol inside a vehicle he purchased at a used car auction. 

A disorderly man was yelling at the caller’s guests. 

A wellness check was requested for an elderly man seen walking with a walker or a cart along Second Street. 

Feb. 11

A man was seen slumped over in a vehicle that was not in a parking space, for a couple hours with the motor running and the blinker on. 

Reportedly, a construction crew spilled asbestos all over a location on Second Street. They also hit the caller’s refrigerator. 

Feb. 18 

Trailers were parked illegally in a parking lot, ignoring the posted signs. They were stickered. 

A construction trailer on Edgewood was also stickered for being parked without moving for two weeks. 

A black and tan dog was loose on Wisconsin Avenue, then was seen on the ice on whitefish lake near the Lodge. 

The driver of a GMC Canyon was unable to maintain his lane on Highway 40. He was also weaving back and forth and nearly caused a couple crashes on Highway 93. 

A non-injury hit and run accident occurred in a parking lot on Spokane Avenue. 

Another motor vehicle accident happened at a location on Second Street. Involved parties exchanged information.