Police Calls: Aggressive women, unknown substance

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

Aug. 9

A wallet was found at the dog park.

A purse was found in Depot Park. 

There is a problem with nails from the neighbor's house falling on the caller's yard on Fourth Street. 

Fireworks were heard in a neighborhood around East Second Street. 

Aug. 20

A mattress was on the road in the southbound lane of Highway 93. 

The neighbor was outside screaming into the phone on Shiloh Avenue. 

A vehicle was left unlocked with keys in plain view near Labrie Drive. 

Aug. 21

The caller reported seeing very aggressive women in pink shirts who said they were selling children's books. 

There were three reports of telephone and online fraud in two days. 

A bear was eating berries from a tree on Suncrest Drive. 

The caller said it appeared that a man was taking pictures of kids in a park. 

Aug. 22

The caller believed drugs had been dropped off on his property. The unknown substance that appeared as white crystals was taken to the police station to be destroyed. 

A truck towing a trailer knocked down a streetlamp on Dakota Avenue. 

A yellow Labrador was running in the street on Wisconsin Avenue. The caller grabbed the dog and the owner was contacted. 

The driver of a white Jeep was driving recklessly. 

A television was reported stolen from a blue Trailblazer parked in the parking garage. 

A sign was removed from the middle of the road on Veterans Memorial Bridge.