Police Log

Thursday, March 20
4 p.m. Bog Road — Domestic — Male caller advised police his soon-to-be ex-wife left his residence with his phone and there were other friends present also; he would like them removed.     Action — Determined that caller got into a verbal altercation with subject. She contacted a male individual who came to the residence and fought with caller. Neither of the males wanted to press charges. The female involved alleged caller had tried to sexually assault her but she did not want to press charges; all she wanted was her sock and boot back. Officer noted male caller was intoxicated and advised all parties to separate and not return. Everyone departed.
Friday, March 21
7:05 a.m. Main Street — Motor Vehicle Complaint — Caller advised police of a vehicle off the road by the West Presque Isle Rd. There were whiteout conditions and caller was afraid someone would be struck.
    Action — The road was nearly closed when officer arrived and vehicle was gone.
3:15 p.m. Bog Road — Civil Complaint — Caller reported he allowed a male subject to have a key to look at one of his apartments and subject never returned the key. Caller advised he discovered that subject had been staying at the residence.
    Action — Officer checked into the issue, advised that it is a civil matter and the two will have to work it out.
10:05 p.m. Jacobs Avenue — Domestic — A female caller advised of possible child abuse in the apartment building where she lives, stating she had been hearing verbal arguments for half an hour.
    Action — Officer spoke with male subject who he said he was “laying down the law” to his sons regarding their school grades, nothing more.  Subject was advised to remember where he lives and to try and keep it down.
Tuesday, March 25
10 p.m. Paris Snow Drive — Motor Vehicle Burglary — Female reported her car had been rummaged through while parked on Paris Snow Drive. Vehicle was left unlocked. Female stated that she was parked in location between 7-9 p.m. and upon returning and entering her vehicle she noticed “wrappers” all over the seat. Knowing that she kept her wrappers in the center console, she opened it and found $5-$15 of change missing. There did not appear to be anything else missing. Vehicle owner suggested police beef up patrol on Tuesday nights while these functions were taking place. Police might also suggest she lock her vehicle.