The Blotter: Bullet holes in the ceiling

March 1

A man’s unlocked pickup truck was rummaged through in the middle of the night. A resident logged a complaint that vehicles are driving too fast past Fenholt Park, just north of Perfect Cuts. Reports of someone stalking a woman at her work.

March 2

A man accused a school official of assaulting him; upon review of security footage the accusation was considered false. A border collie was impounded. Reports of unruly tenants. Someone received death threats.

March 3

A visitor put his luggage in a vehicle that looked like, but was not, his rental car; he was able to track it using his iPhone. An independent journalist refusing to give his name was looking for an interview with a city official. Reports of a driver failing to stop when a school bus’s stop lights were activated. A child was bitten by a dog.

March 4

Reports of a suspicious vehicle parked outside someone’s house.

Reports of a disorderly suicidal male. Reports of domestic abuse occurring in a moving vehicle. A student received a threatening text message with a photo of a handgun.

A group of people were fined for drinking around a campfire they’d built near the river on someone’s private property. A white Dodge pickup truck was reportedly chasing deer.

March 5

Someone was hoping for assistance in repossessing a vehicle. A mother and daughter had a domestic dispute.

A driver who backed into a parked vehicle at a restaurant and left was caught on camera.

Reports of a potentially drunk driver swerving across the road. Reports of a juvenile self harming.

March 6

A woman woke up in her apartment to find a bullet hole in the ceiling, and gouges on the door and wall marking the bullet’s trajectory; the bullet was found on the floor and she had not heard the shot in the night. Someone was cited for a negligent discharge of a firearm. A man began punching a truck presumably because he was angry that it was parked in a walkway.

March 7

A business was reporting

a $9,000 phone fraud.

An older chocolate lab on the loose was returned home.