Police notes (July 16, 2009)

MISSING

A caller reported hearing a woman calling the name “Damien” repeatedly and said they were concerned something was wrong. Police said the woman was looking for her yellow Labrador retriever named Damien. 


YOU SAY POTATO, I SAY T.P.

A caller reported hearing a cannon near her residence that was so loud it was shaking her residence. Police determined the “cannon” was a “long tubular device that the subjects were blasting toilet paper out of with gun powder.”


SNAKES ALIVE!

A caller reported a four-foot long snake in his house. 


BACK TO DRIVER EDUCATION

A caller reported a neighbor yelling and criticizing the way her car was parked.


NO KOKOMO?

A caller reported someone using her bank card in Aruba. 


IT’S A BIRD, IT’S A PLANE, NO…IT’S A CHIHUAHUA

A caller reported a small dog, possibly a Chihuahua, stuck on a roof. The caller thought it jumped out of the window and couldn’t get back in.


WASHING UNMENTIONABLES

A caller stated there is a cat in the laundry room that chased him out. 


OUT OF QUARTERS

A caller advised her washing machine was stolen.


FASHION INTERVENTION NEEDED

A caller complained a female was urinating on her property. The female was described as wearing white shorts, black underwear and pink shirt.


TOO MANY FRENCH FRIES

A caller reported an injured or sick seagull in the parking lot. The bird was sitting in the parking lot with its eyes closed, but breathing.


TIME FOR A REAL FENCE

A caller reported her dog escaped past an invisible fence during a thunderstorm.


DON’T DRINK IT

A caller reported her water was brown and was concerned. Police said it was a water company issue and contacted a company representative. 




 

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