The Blotter: Wreck on 206

April 9

A woman in a red Chevy truck allegedly pointed a gun at the driver of a Four Runner on Meadow Lake Boulevard before driving off, the Four Runner driver became high-centered on a rock trying to drive away. A 16-year-old male previously reported as a runaway juvenile was reported for disorderly behavior on Frontage Street after allegedly breaking the windows out of his girlfriend’s car and found walking with a rabbit in his hands, the caller alleged he may be on drugs. On Fourth Avenue, a woman reported her boyfriend broke her windshield. 

April 10

Teenagers reportedly drove past and threw rocks at a windshield on Thirteenth Street. The front door of an empty building up for sale was reported kicked in on Ninth Street.  

April 11

A non-injury motor vehicle accident was reported in a Ninth Street drive-thru. A TikTok trend among high school students was reported, where glove compartments are gone through if the vehicle is left unlocked. 

April 12

A mother called to report her daughter had been assaulted by another student at school, the school handled discipline and no charges were administered at the time. No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle collision on Meadow Lake Boulevard. A man was reported looking inside vehicles on Ninth Street. A 15-year-old girl was extricated from a vehicle that wrecked and landed on its side on Highway 206. The report said she was found conscious and listed hitting her head as the only injury. A commercial building requested an investigation due to their walls being hot to the touch, no smoke or fire seen, baseboard heaters were found to be turned up to 190 degrees. A man was reported running around screaming at people and peeking into a building on Ninth Street. Two women were reported stealing from Super 1. A woman reported her phone stolen on Ninth Street.

April 13

A panel was reported pushed in on Eleventh Street fence. A gun was stolen from a vehicle on Franlou Park Lane. A vehicle was reported gone through, nothing stolen, on Sixteenth Avenue. A disturbance of a woman yelling and crying was reported on Talbot Road, a father was playing a prank on his daughter. A male believed to have schizophrenia was reported wandering into a house on Fifteenth Street, the caller was able to get him to leave.