Police Calls: Big brother, traffic cones, beer bottles over the head

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

Dec. 11 

The owner of a business on Central Avenue asked that the people camping in the alley behind the business be moved along. 

There were parking issues in front of a business on East Second Street that caused Lupfer Avenue to be a one-lane road. 

A caller on Hickory Loop is made uncomfortable by a camera the neighbor installed that points to the caller’s garage. 

A white female driver with blonde hair and a beanie was driving so recklessly, the caller thought she was “going to kill someone.” She was reportedly swerving in and out of vehicles in a truck with Oregon plates. 

The caller said he would like to see the traffic slowed down between the golf course and downtown. 

A caller heard two gunshots and then someone speeding through the neighborhood on Brimstone Drive. 

Dec. 12 

A caller reported having a problem with the way people park in front of her driveway on Central Avenue. 

A fight happened at a business on Central Avenue wherein someone was hit over the head with a beer bottle. 

What appeared to be a shopping cart was picked up near the fish statue in Depot Park. 

A cell phone was found on Central Avenue. 

Two men seemed to be having trouble while waiting for an Uber on Wisconsin Avenue and the shorter of the two appeared to have been throwing up. 

Someone leaving a location on East Second Street accepted help finding his vehicle. 

A male in a white shirt and a black hat and not a lot of teeth reportedly started a fight in a location on Wisconsin Avenue. 

The two males who took a traffic cone from the street and put it in their truck were counseled on their behavior and got a sober ride home.