Police Calls: Exercise equipment looks like hewing tool

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

Dec. 13

Two drivers were warned for speeding, and two were cited between 8:30 and 10 a.m. 

The caller’s husband lost his brown leather wallet downtown. 

It occurred to the caller that a truck with an extension ladder sticking out into the road on Central Avenue could be considered a hazard. 

Someone found $28 on the sidewalk in front of a business on Central Avenue. 

A driver on Central Avenue was counseled on his reckless driving behavior. 

Although there was a complaint that, for several nights, the people upstairs have been stomping around, no noises were detected upon investigation. 

It was suspicious that a man was running down Edgewood Drive carrying something that resembled an axe. It was discovered that the man was running with a 12-pound weighted stick, and not an axe. 

Dec. 14

A house was egged on Labrie Lane. 

Someone reported having a snowboard stolen from a parking lot on Glades Drive. 

Someone found a brown leather wallet. 

A driver on East 13th Street was warned about his lane usage, blinker and slow speed. 

Dec. 15

A disorderly female was yelling at employees of a business on Highway 93. 

The neighbors on Minnesota Avenue were reportedly blasting loud music and wouldn’t turn the music down when asked to do so. 

Dec. 16

The traffic light at Highways 93 and 40 wasn’t working correctly for a short time.