Police calls: Feeding wildlife, swords and lies on the internet

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

Oct. 26 

A guitar was reported stolen downtown but it was found and returned. 

Dogs attacked a deer.  

The caller alleged her digital identity was stolen, and someone was using it to get car washes.   

The caller said someone posted something untrue about their husband on Facebook.  

Oct. 27 

There was a shoplifting incident at a business in the mall.  

A neighbor was feeding wild turkeys and deer.  

The caller alleged they were scammed out of some money online.  

Two bikes were stolen.  

There was a drunk driver, and also a driver with no headlights.  

Oct. 28 

A juvenile pedestrian was hit at Second Street and Spokane Ave. 

A resident on State Park Road was advised not to feed the deer after a neighbor got headbutted by a deer who wanted a sandwich.  

There were six feral cats on Railway Avenue.  

The caller said their child admitted to stealing alcohol from a business and wanted to hold them accountable.  

An evicted tenant refused to leave the house on Second Street, the log said. There was a room of firearms, a backpack of ammo and swords reported in the call log.