Archives — Calls from 2/16-2/19

Monday, Feb. 16
• 2:20 p.m. — A woman reported she had received a message from another woman threatening to “bouncer her around town” and “break her legs.”
• 6:05 p.m. — A female bartender at a local bar reported an incident of harassment by a male patron who was kicked out of the bar a year ago for “urinating on her vehicle” and being “unruly.” The man has since come back to the bar and she reported recently finding a note left on her windshield that read “let me know when you need your windshield washed.”
• 6:08 p.m. — A mother called in and stated to 911 dispatchers that her daughter is “harboring two or three felons” at her house.

Tuesday, Feb. 17
• 6:25 p.m. — A woman reported she went to the bank to get money out her account and was told by the bank that she did not have an account. The woman requested to speak with an officer about the incident to “get it tracked down.”

Wednesday, Feb. 18
• 11:40 a.m. — A man who appeared to be in his 40s or 50s was reported to have been caught on surveillance cameras taking money from the “donation jar” at a local pizza restaurant the night before.
• 5:04 p.m. — A female reported an altercation between her and her boyfriend. The woman said she was trying to clear out her car so the boyfriend and daughters could go somewhere, but her boyfriend said he “wanted to go now,” which upset one of the daughters who said, “Don’t go yet you might run over mom’s feet.”
The boyfriend then said, “That’s OK, I have had my feet run over before and it doesn’t hurt that bad.”
The woman said she felt disturbed over the remark to which the boyfriend said, “it’s BS that she should even worry about it.”
• 11:06 p.m. — A man reported to 911 dispatchers that his brother had made threats on his life over a “belt buckle.” The brother making the threat said the buckle held “sentimental value” to him and stated, “I will see you six feet under.” The man added that two of his brothers are “felons” with “multiple firearms” in their possession and he would like to speak to an officer in the morning as he was tired at the time.
He explained for dispatchers not to worry about him as he was “comfortable going to sleep tonight” seeing as the brother making the phone threats lives “at least 12 hours away.”
• 11:38 p.m. — A man reported that someone unknown to him came into his kitchen and “stole his dinner plate.” He advised dispatchers that people are always pulling pranks on him like “leaving their garbage all over and trashing his kitchen.”
The man added that he believes it is “his neighbors up the road” and that officers will have to jump over his gate, which is padlocked, as he is “too scared to go out at night to unlock it.”

Thursday, Feb. 19
• 1:30 a.m. — A man reported that an intoxicated man was standing on his porch yelling.
• 12:37 p.m. — A man reported waking up with a “giant wooden bear” in his yard. The bear was discovered to be a popular monument outside a local grocery store and was returned to the premises.
• 1:43 p.m. — The “bank account” woman that called on Tuesday, called back to advise 911 dispatchers that someone had called her requesting information on her bank account and “wanted to take her car.” She stated that she “still needs her car” and feels that “they” are driving by her house, “slowly,” so they can scare her as they “drive fast until they get to the house.”