The police calls section is for entertainment purposes only and does not reflect the nature or volume of calls received by local police departments.

July 24

A fire broke out in an air conditioning unit on Seventh Street, filling the hallway with smoke.

The caller from Colorado Avenue said the landlord takes photos of her and her dog every time they go outside.

Two mobile homes were reportedly parked on Shiloh Avenue for weeks.

A trailer was parked in the northbound lane of Dakota Avenue for two hours before being moved away.

Someone called and had questions about the laws regarding exposing oneself in front of a window.

A vehicle blocked the northbound lane of Idaho Avenue.

The caller heard two explosions and thought fireworks were being set off.

The caller on Wisconsin Avenue saw five or six children in a pool where they did not belong. The youths were removed and informed of the pool’s hours of operation.

July 25

The reckless driver of a black truck was observed crossing the yellow line on Highway 93, seemingly unable to maintain his lane. He was on his phone and not paying attention.

Two bottles were found in a crawl space on River Lakes Drive that smelled bad. People who smelled the bottles became nauseous.

The caller wanted to know what to do with a car that had been parked on Creekview Court for three days.

Drug paraphernalia was reportedly found in a residence on Skyles Place.

A woman singing at a venue on Central Avenue was attacked by a woman who threw a beer glass at her feet.

Two men were seen rummaging through private dumpsters on Baker Avenue, looking for their lost cell phone.

A disorderly man refused to leave a location on Wisconsin Avenue.

A heavily intoxicated woman screamed and cursed at children on Wisconsin Avenue because they were “too loud.”

A man was advised to stay away from other people’s gardens.

Four people reportedly trespassed into the pool area at a Wisconsin Avenue location. When asked to leave, they refused.