Law roundup: Man needs to bounce from ex’s property
Daily Inter-Lake | UPDATED 4 months, 2 weeks AGO
A man allegedly showed up at his ex-wife’s residence, clambered onto a trampoline and started jumping in an attempt to look inside the house. The man, who was reportedly known to carry a knife and a handgun, told police he wanted to see his kids despite being aware that he had to have supervised visits and left the property and answered the woman’s questions about getting a temporary restraining order.
A woman, who looked to be in her late 60s or early 70s, was reportedly seen driving a gray ATV around, dragging three dogs behind her.
A barefoot woman in her 60s was allegedly pushing a walker around and trying to get into someone’s vehicle who called the police, saying she appeared to be disoriented, and sat down at an intersection. Officers spoke with the woman, who reportedly had nothing to say, telling her she would be arrested if she continued to try to get into people’s vehicles.
Someone complained that a woman with two dogs had been hanging out in a beat-up two-toned silver truck in the parking lot for two weeks and refused to leave. Officers moved her along.
A woman’s phone was allegedly hacked and a photo of her driver’s license was viewed. She said she needed to report it to get a new license.
A utility trailer was allegedly parked behind a location for a week. Officers ran the license plate, which returned as stolen.
A woman reportedly came out of her house with a dog and threatened a construction worker, going, and like the Terminator, said she was going to be back. The man calling in the report was unclear as to what she said that was threatening and stopped responding to the dispatcher.
Someone turned in unused ammunition at the police department for disposal.
A sibling allegedly sent $30 to her brother, who lived out of state, via Facebookbut his girlfriend changed the receiving card number to her own. Officers advised her to work with the police department in his state and Facebook.