Police Calls: Public yelliing, falling, urinating

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

April 7 

A male fell over in front of a business on Central Avenue and was using a cane to hit a sign. 

A grey and white pitbull was found on Labrie Drive and arrangements were being made to return the pup to his owner. 

The driver of white Subaru with Alberta plates was cited for speeding on the Big Mountain Road. 

April 8 

A male in baggy pants was asked to leave a location on East Second Street after asking questions about “visitors from other planets,” like himself. 

A male wearing a green coat was yelling and flailing his arms on the corner of Central Avenue and East Third Street. He was counseled on his actions. 

The caller on Baker Avenue said she often sees her neighbor’s dog on her property. 

An intoxicated pedestrian was crawling in and out of traffic on East Second Street. 

A wallet was left at a bar. 

April 9 

A sideview mirror was broken, and the vehicle egged on Columbia Avenue. Fortunately, there are several cameras in the area to spot criminal mischief. 

A male was making customers uncomfortable in a business on Lupfer Avenue. On his way out, he yelled at people walking by. 

The driver of a black Jeep was seen tailgating and nearly sideswiping the caller on Highway 93. 

The caller believes he saw a drug deal go down on the Veterans Bridge. 

April 10 

A man with a sleeping bag was seen with his pants down, urinating outside a store on Central Avenue. 

A female was falling down on Central Avenue and appeared to be intoxicated.