Police Calls: Long live a joyful ruckus

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

July 31 

The caller on Wisconsin Avenue has video of the white sedan that backed up and over her landscaping.

A hot pink python card holder was reported missing. 

The caller believes a man and his dog are living in a trailer that has been parked on the street near Greenwood Drive for months. 

The caller said he yelled at the three kids on electric bikes on the pedestrian bridge. 

There was a noise complaint about a party in front of a business on Central Avenue with loud music and shining lights. 

There was a report of a driver swerving from Big Mountain Road to the south of town on Highway 93. 

Another driver was seen swerving and tailgating. 

Aug. 1 

Someone claiming to be with the Illinois Police Department said he had "goodies" to drop off to the Whitefish Police Department. 

Kids were counseled about riding their bikes in the road on Highway 93. 

Juveniles were riding electric motorcycles on a shared use path. The parents and children were issued warnings. 

The stop sign on Baker Avenue and 13th Street was knocked down and was in the street. 

A boat on a beach near a business on Wisconsin Avenue was blasting music. 

The people who were talking loud with loud music at City Beach moved along. 

Aug.6 

A female out for a job on Haugen Heights Road accidentally dialed 911. 

Goods that were allegedly stolen were found. 

The caller asked police for options on how to get back the paddleboard he lent to a former friend a year ago. 

The driver of a green Subaru hit and did damage to some equipment at a business on Highway 93, then drove away. 

A white Jeep was parked in a no parking zone. 

Four boys on scooters were advised of the curfew ordinance. 

Reportedly, some juveniles were making a ruckus on Armory Road and it sounded like they were having a good time.