Sexual Assault/Offense
A woman fled a new acquaintance's hotel room,
where she had gone to get cigarettes, after she was thrown to the man's
bed and subjected to remarks which suggested she might be in imminent
danger. [The man] was arrested for
Assault IV the following day after he was positively identified as the
assailant.
Drunk Disturbance
Two drunken, obnoxious men were arrested after the
members of a herd of boors spit at a bartender, groped a security
officer and refused to leave the Cape Cheerful premises. [One] was arrested for Harassment I and [the other] for Criminal Trespass II and Resisting Arrest.
Theft
A man who spent the evening in the company of
inveterate drunks reported being unable to find his wallet and keys this
morning. The keys were later discovered in a pants pocket but the
wallet remains at large. Under investigation.
Disorderly Conduct
[Two men] were arrested for Disorderly Conduct after they challenged another man to a
fight in the Harborview Bar. [One] was additionally charged with
resisting arrest after he shoved an officer against a wall while being
booked into the jail.
Drug Law Violation
Security officer turned in a cell phone which had
cocaine, wrapped in a receipt with a name on it, secreted in the battery
compartment. The receipt owner could not be confirmed as the owner of
the cell phone or drugs.
Theft
Intoxicated wife stated that another woman had
stolen her drunken husband's credit card to buy alcohol, and also that
her husband had willingly provided both the card and the PIN to the
alleged thief. All drunken parties were contacted and all confirmed that
the husband had given the other woman his credit card. The wife hung up
on police after being advised of same.
Welfare Check
[20 minutes later,] intoxicated wife began arguing with the other
woman after she returned to the home of the wife's estranged husband.
The intoxicated wife was most unhappy that she could not demand the
removal of the other woman from a house the wife no longer lived in.
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
6 comments:
Surely there must be police blotter entries that don't involve alcohol in some manner.
Yes, but "served court papers", "lost wallet found" and "cited driver for speeding" aren't very entertaining.
Don't forget there ever popular "Burn Permit".
JayNola, that's a good point. Then there's the "changed batteries in smoke detector" and "responded to alarm at an abandoned building". Also, the ever-popular "callers reported an erratic driver but officers couldn't find anyone."
Seems that the Cape Cheerful premises wasn't so cheerful!
Chickenmom, I'm guessing they were a lot more cheerful after the two "boors" were removed.
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