The Blotter: A fight breaks out at an investment firm
Monday, July 13
A Great Dane dog tried to attack the caller and her own dog during a walk along Second Avenue.
Two men were spotted rummaging around in their car in front of the caller’s house and looked like “meth heads.”
A package seemed to have been stolen from Fourth Avenue.
Tuesday, July 14
A caller lost his wallet somewhere in the “Columbia Falls area.”
A load of wood was spilling out from the back of a moving vehicle on Ninth Street.
The caller was being harassed by her ex after going on a few dates with a new man.
The man seen yelling at a girl on a bike turned out to be her father, and had been looking for her after she ran off for nearly an hour.
Wednesday, July 15
A caller was frustrated with how she was treated after being stopped for the city’s cell phone ordinance.
Items had been stolen from a trailer on Fourth Street.
A neighbor was playing music “so loud it was shaking the walls” on Diane Road.
A group of shaggy youths were hanging out along Ninth Street.
Thursday, July 16
Two men started fighting at a downtown investment firm.
A manager on Ninth Street was threatened by the parents of a former employee who had quit.
A man in khaki shorts was refusing to wear a mask on First Street.
A man reeking of alcohol fell asleep behind the wheel of his parked vehicle.
Friday, July 17
A “brindle colored pit bull mix” was found in a Crescent Drive yard.
A man was not wearing a mask at an auto lube shop.
A man became belligerent after someone called the police on his bad parking choices.
A shot was fired outside a Highway 2 bar after a couple of patrons were kicked out.
A fight broke out in a Highway 2 home.
Saturday, July 18
A caller wanted his confiscated rifle back.
The caller was worried a clearly drunk woman was going to drive after leaving a Highway 2 bar.
Someone tried to steal a bicycle on Third Street.
Sunday, July 19
A caller was worried after a man announced in church he would return later in the month and “release the demons.”
The caller was wondering why about a fifth of the people at a Ninth Street location weren’t wearing masks.