Law roundup: Mini biker scolded for picking fights

A teenager was reportedly riding a minibike on the sidewalk yelling at a man to "try and fight him." The man, who had heart issues, thought the teen was trying to intentionally hit him. Officers located a youth on a minibike and let him know about the complaint.  

A white Pyrenees reportedly wandered into someone's yard sale and, although it seemed skittish, was chasing children on bicycles. The resident claimed to know who the dog belonged to and told officers they refused to come get it. Officers impounded the female Pyrenees at the shelter, learning that it had been adopted as a puppy and where the registered owners lived.  

A manager allegedly asked officers to formally advise a 40-year-old with a Yorkie standing across the street that he was banned from the property for six months. The manager told police they had asked him to leave due to "policy violations," but he kept returning.  

A father allegedly called police wanting his son removed from his house after threatening to beat him up. Officers made a stop at the jail.  

Someone's ex allegedly deployed bear spray in their bus.  

Store security complained about teens hanging out in the parking lot again.  

A dose of Narcan was administered to a man who thought he was poked or stabbed and didn't know if he was bleeding and appeared to be passing out in a back alley. Officers secured his vehicle and car keys.