Police Blotter: Suspicious Persons Are Suspicious

Assistance Rendered

Caller reported her truck stolen and being driven around town. The caller’s truck was seen by officers in the exact same location it has been in since the driver was arrested the previous night. The truck the caller saw was not her truck but one of similar design.

 

Suspicious Person/Activity

Caller requested assistance in retrieving his DVD’s. Officers pointed out that waking someone at 3:00 a.m. to get DVD’s was not reasonable. The caller agreed.

 

Assistance Rendered

Officers assisted in removing a drunken person who had locked himself in the bathroom of a local store. The individual was busy talking on his cell phone and didn’t realize he had been in the bathroom for such a long time. The individual was compliant and left the store without incident.

 

Suspicious Person/Activity

Caller reported finding a bloody sweatshirt in some bushes. Officers responded and observed the sweatshirt with the heavy presence of fish scales, slime and blood and determined the sweatshirt had been discarded after someone had used it to clean fish.

 

Suspicious Person/Activity

Caller reported receiving a threating letter in his boot. Officers responded and determined the letter in the boot was meant for someone else. All parties agreed to be civil.

 

Trespass

Caller reported someone verbally threatening a bartender at a local liquor establishment. Officers responded, located the suspect and advised him he was too intoxicated to enter/remain in a licensed liquor establishment. Per bar staff, subject was trespassed from their property for a period of 24 hours.

 

Trespass

Caller reported that the subject who had previously been trespassed from their property had returned. Officers responded and contacted the subject identified from the previous call. Officers identified the area that the subject was on as property he had previously been trespassed from and reiterated to him should he return he would be arrested. The subject said he understood and would not return.

 

Liquor Law Violation

Officer was approached by a bar patron who was disgruntled because the bar staff told him that he was too intoxicated and had been told to leave the bar. The officer concurred with the bar staff's observations and advised the subject that he was too intoxicated to enter any licensed liquor establishments for the remainder of the night. The subject vacated the area shortly thereafter.