Police Blotter: Much Ado About Some Things

Welfare Check
Officers investigated a report that an intoxicated female was threatening to walk into the bay. When officers contacted the female she stated she had said she was going for a walk along the water. She was displaying no signs that she was intending to do herself harm.

Harassment
Due to a myriad of miscommunications and misunderstandings, one individual became angry and verbally abusive to another individual. Once officers arrived and the situation was clarified the first individual admitted feeling like a fool and stated he would apologize to the second individual.

Public Safety
Caller reported that he had been attacked by an eagle when walking on the sidewalk. The caller was not injured due to wearing thick clothing. The eagle was one of a pair that is currently rebuilding its nest after the nest had been removed early in the year in an attempt to prevent such attacks.

Suspicious Activity
Caller reported a foul smell coming from downtown. An officer confirmed the presence of the repugnant rancidity but could not locate its origin.

Drunk Disturbance
Officers responded to the airport to investigate a report of a drunken and unruly customer. Officers contacted a father and son duet of besottedness and advised them to be more respectful.

Assault
Individual who had been contacted earlier in regards to an ambulance call reported that the injury had been cause by and assault. The individual named a suspect and stated a desire to pursue charges. Officers reviewed the surveillance video to shore up the assault case and discovered the complainant was being less than truthful in his report. [A man], 28 y.o.a. from Tennessee was arrested for Providing False Information to a Police Officer.

Assistance Rendered
Officers responded to the airport to assist with a passenger who was too drunk to be awakened at his intended destination, Akutan, and had been flown back to Unalaska. Officers were able to wake the stow-away and assist him off the plane.

Assault
Officers responded to a report from a drunken individual who would not identify himself, nor his location, but stated he had been beaten and was bleeding from his face. Once the officer found the caller, who had a small scratch on his cheek, it was found that he had actually been the aggressor and if the other party had wanted to pursue charges would have went to jail. No charges filed.