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09/04/2006 - BIZARRE -
08/17/2008 - BIZARRE -
12/17/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported a man asked to use the bathroom, and when he was denied he went around to the back of the building to use the bathroom.
12/17/2006 - VANDALS - A man reported that his Missouri license plate was changed to an Arkansas license plate while he was visiting in Missouri.
12/17/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported a youth tied to a mailbox who was trying to flag down vehicles.
12/17/2006 - DOMESTIC - A woman reported hearing what she believed were gunshots fired inside a camper trailer. After several deputies arrived, it was discovered that there had been a domestic dispute but the sounds the caller had reported had come from cans exploding when the wife had thrown out her husband's beer and the cans had hit a refrigerator sitting outside the trailer. She told deputies she was tired of her husband's drinking.
10/29/2006 - DRUNK - A man was arrested for public intoxication while turning himself in at the jail.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A man reported a man came to his door and was stabbing himself in the chest with a screwdriver.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported someone in Chicago has phone service in her name.
10/29/2006 - BIZARRE - A woman reported someone was in her yard, and she hoped it was the sheriff's office because someone had control of her cell phone.
10/29/2006 - ANIMALS - A woman reported a snake in the office.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A man reported a woman was outside arguing with herself and she wouldn't leave.
10/29/2006 - DOMESTIC - A man reported a man trying to stab him with an arrow and pushing his mother around.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported an 85-year-old woman was threatening to kill everyone and possibly had a weapon.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A caller reported a man in a 'jail bird uniform' and wearing a president's mask was running around and hanging up fliers.
10/29/2006 - DOMESTIC - A man reported a female acquaintance entered his home and slapped him in the face, and this isn't the first time.
10/29/2006 - DOMESTIC - A woman reported her boyfriend threatened to smash her head through the windshield and set her on fire.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported a man sitting in his car keeps switching from the driver's seat to the passenger seat.
10/29/2006 - BIZARRE -
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A caller reported that she ran over a mannequin and dragged it down the street, and now it was on fire.
10/29/2006 - VANDALS -
10/29/2006 - ANIMALS - A woman reported someone came onto her property and cut her horse's tail.
10/29/2006 - BIZARRE -
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A woman reported someone was coming in and turning on her lights and that convicts were living in the backyard.
10/29/2006 - SUSPICIOUS - A man reported three people armed with a sword threatened to kill all the people at that location.
10/29/2006 - BIZARRE - A woman reported a customer was upset over a can of beans and crackers.
10/29/2006 - ANIMALS - A woman reported someone giving birds to all the area children and none of the children could keep them.
09/07/2006 - BIZARRE -
09/04/2006 - BIZARRE -
09/04/2006 - DOMESTIC - A man reported his ex-girlfriend has been threatening to get a group of people to beat him up.
09/04/2006 - DOMESTIC - A man reported a male acquaintance threw an ice cream cone into his vehicle.
09/04/2006 - ANIMALS -
09/04/2006 - DOMESTIC - A woman reported someone visiting a family member 'grabbed them by the face and was forcing them to eat'.
09/04/2006 - BURGLARY - A man reported his daughter store 32 beers from his home.
09/04/2006 - BIZARRE - A caller reported a man armed with a sword attacked an unoccupied vehicle.
09/04/2006 - ANIMALS - A man advised that his neighbor's horse had gotten into his yard and had left five piles of dung. He advised that he had taken a shovel and
rake and put it back in his neighbor's yard and that he had left a note on the neighbor's gate. The caller advised that the neighbor was now banging on the side of his
trailer and that if he came up on the porch it was not going to be pretty.
09/04/2006 - DRUNK - A woman advised that her husband was intoxicated and was 'vicious mean' and throwing things around.
A man advised that he was watching a friend's residence and believed someone had broken into the house because the screen was cut to access the front door and he had also found a bra in the barn when he went to feed the horses. Officers responded and later advised that the homeowner's ex-wife had been at the house and had undressed in the barn to cool off. She had forgotten to put her bra back on. She also told the caller that she cut the window screen to put her ex-husband's cat in his freezer because it had died and he wanted to bury it when he returned home.A woman advised every time her husband was out of town a man kept wanting to come over. She advised that she finally let him in and that the two smoked a joint and that he gave her some 'funny pills' and they ended up having sex. She couldn't recall exactly which day it had occurred. She wanted to know what to do about the situation.A caller reported a man attempted to rob the store, but the bullet fell out of his gun and he left.A man reported someone put spoons on his car and set an item on fire on his porch. The previous night he reported someone place pepper packets and taco sauce on his windshield.A student reported an acquaintance sprayed Febreze while she was using her laptop until it damaged the computer screen.A woman reported someone was trying to get into her house and she could smell them.A man who fell asleep in his driveway woke up when his wife came home and turned into the driveway to park the car. The caller said that she drove into her driveway shortly after midnight Tuesday and heard a loud cracking sound. She said that when she got out of her vehicle, she heard moaning and found her husband on the ground near her vehicle. She said she did not initially see her husband in the driveway.
According to a sheriff's report, the husband said he had been drinking and he must have passed out. He was taken to the hospital where he was treatment for abrasions and contusions. A caller reported there was an aggressive ferret in his yard and he doesn't know what to do with it.
A woman reported a drunken man dressed only in underwear tried to break into her home.
A man reported a drunken man wearing black shorts and pantyhose with black painted toenails passed out in the parking lot.
A woman reported a man driving around drunk and siad that he had set a fire in his field but believed it was under control.
A caller advised of a vehicle swerving erratically. The driver was pulled over and the officer noticed the smell of intoxicants. She admitted to having one beer. The blood test came back 0.12, and the driver admitted to having one margarita. When questioned about her first saying she'd had one beer, she replied, "It's all the same." She was placed in handcuffs, but managed to slide out, then became angry when the officer would not answer her cell phone. She was charged with DWI. While being transferred to jail, she managed to unbuckle her seat belt despite being handcuffed and began to thrash about in the backseat.
A male was discovered lying in the ditch. A strong odor of intoxicants was detected. Asked his name, the subject answered, "I want a hamburger."
A woman reported her husband had been drinking some kind of moonshine from Missouri and he hit her.
A man reported a drunken teenager kept falling off his bicycle.
A woman reported prowlers climbed on top of her house and stuffed drugs down her chimney.
A man reported another man pulled a gun on him and demanded he drive him around town to look for marijuana.
A woman reported a woman was running north on the highway with a bottle of liquor in her back pocket.
A man reported a man hit him in the head with metal bar while he was lying on a table. The man said the other man 'wanted the table to roll a joint'.
A caller reported a woman driving recklessly while drinking from "a large bottle of Wild Turkey."
Joanna Sam called 911 to report her brother, Trans Sam, had hit her in the mouth. They had been drinking, she said.
A man reported a drunk male that was completely nude, yelling and screaming. The caller advised that the subject was laying in the
ditch and throwing rocks at his residence.
A caller reported he heard people talking about drugs in front of a motel.
A man reported he found a crack pipe at the rent house he was cleaning. Police reported it was a piece
of glass, but extra patrol was needed in case the former residents came back to cause trouble.
A man reported his former wife was present causing a disturbance. She left even though she was strung out on drugs
and had a child with her, the caller said.
An officer reported a drunken man had urinated outside.
A caller reported a subject threatened to torch her house and everyone in it. The subject
was drinking and taking drugs.
A woman reported a man in a blue Honda Prelude speeding down the road after becoming high on helium.
The woman reported someone came up to the man's vehicle and saw a balloon to his mouth and a tank beside him.
A woman reported a drunken man was sitting in his Camaro in the driveway saying he was leaving to buy
a gun so he could kill people.
A man reported a man who was sleeping in a black Mercury Villager was seen taking pills and having trouble walking.
A woman reported an intoxicated man carrying a bottle of alcohol.
A woman reported she found a young man drunk and passed out in his running Blazer. He could have been dead
because she could not wake him, the caller said.
A woman reported a drunken woman wearing all black was running down the street.
A woman reported that a drunken man had thrown up all over the bathroom and refused to leave Wal-Mart.
A man reported a battery by his roommate, but police reported the charge was unfounded and the caller was
very drunk.
A woman at a bank reported an intoxicated man came into the bank stumbling around. Some employees could
smell alcohol on him as well as the bank stubs and bills he was carrying, and he did not have his glasses on straight.
The man left in a blue Pontiac Grand Prix.
A man reported a man in a brown trenchcoat walked into his house and left when he realized he was in the
wrong place. The man appeared to be very drunk, the caller said.
A man reported a group of people were behind his house passing around a joint.
A man reported a woman who rented his trailer was drunk and walking up and down between two curves on the road.
A woman reported two naked and intoxicated men running through the neighborhood.
A caller reported suspicious activity Saturday where a man was walking funny and watching people play volleyball.
A police report states that officers went to the hotel to serve a warrant to her and saw her in possession of a
marijuana leaf. She reportedly did not give officers consent to search her room. The officers obtained a search
warrant and reportedly found an Aldi's grocery bag with 1740 grams of marijuana inside of it. Also found
was a large black trash bag of what appeared to be marijuana stems. Officers are looking for two men she had rented
the room with.
A woman at a motel reported a drunken man exposing himself with the door open while staring down at the lobby. The lobby was crowded with high school and college-age
Christian women, the caller said.
A caller reported an intoxicated man ran through the yard with his pants down.
A woman reported an unknown drunken man with a bleeding eye banging on her door.
A caller reported people drinking and trying to burn down a tree.
A man reported a drunken man keeps knocking on his door.
A man reported a drunken man wandering around the motel, urinating on the fire escape.
A caller reported a drunken woman with a sledgehammer tried to break down the front door
A woman reported her son, while at school, received obscene pictures of himself from the prior weekend, taken after he had passed out drunk.
A woman requested extra patrol, reporting there would be a party on the street.
A woman reported an intoxicated man came to her door and asked for a light.
An intoxicated woman reported a man masturbating on her front porch during a party.
A man reported his intoxicated brother threatened him with a large fork.
A man reported an intoxicated man walked through the caller's house.
A man reported an intoxicated man trying to direct traffic.
A man reported his 4-year-old son was out playing with other children and a drunken man came and pushed him down.
A drunken woman reported her drunken boyfriend was harassing her and trying to hurt her. The caller said she would rather be arrested for
public intoxication than to be killed by the drunken man.
A caller reported several people who smelled of marijuana were dancing on top of a siver Buick.
A man reported he came home to find an intoxicated man had broken into his house and passed out in his living room.
A woman reported that while picking up her daughter the residents were smoking 'different cigarettes' filled with 'a green substance from a Ziploc baggie.'
A caller reported that an intoxicated man who was not fully clothed was outside.
A caller reported an intoxicated man was punching walls. When asked by an officer what the problem was, the intoxicated man responded, "Beer."
A man reported he was hit in the face by people. The caller reportedly confronted them about drinking beer in public. The caller was also upset because they
were urinating in public.
A caller reported a young man on their porch, dazed and confused, possibly on drugs with no shoes and socks.
A woman reported a woman repeatedly calls her husband and asks if 'he has any dope.'
A caller reported a man gave her his number and said to call him anytime to smoke weed.
A woman reported she and her husband had gone to visit friends and he was now intoxicated and acting up in the parking lot.
A caller reported an intoxicated man ran through the yard with his pants down.
A caller reported people drinking and trying to burn down a tree.
A woman reported an unknown drunken man with a bleeding eye banging on her door.
A caller reported that an intoxicated man who was not fully clothed was outside.
A woman reported that while picking up her daughter the residents were smoking 'different cigarettes' filled with 'a green substance from a Ziploc baggie.'
A man reported he came home to find an intoxicated man had broken into his house and passed out in his living room.
A caller reported an intoxicated man was punching walls. When asked by an officer what the problem was, the intoxicated man responded, "Beer."
A caller reported several people who smelled of marijuana were dancing on top of a siver Buick.
A drunken woman reported her drunken boyfriend was harassing her and trying to hurt her. The caller said she would rather be arrested for
public intoxication than to be killed by the drunken man.
A man reported his 4-year-old son was out playing with other children and a drunken man came and pushed him down.
A man reported an intoxicated man trying to direct traffic.
A woman reported her son, while at school, received obscene pictures of himself from the prior weekend, taken after he had passed out drunk.
A caller reported a drunken woman with a sledgehammer tried to break down the front door.
A man reported a drunken man keeps knocking on his door.
A man reported a drunken man wandering around the motel, urinating on the fire escape.
A caller reported a young man on their porch, dazed and confused, possibly on drugs with no shoes and socks.
A man reported three intoxicated men were staggering into oncoming traffic carrying a bucket of peanuts.
A caller reported a suspicious man lying barefoot in the grass looking at him. The man is breathing but seems intoxicated, the caller said.
A woman reported her intoxicated husband cutting her new clothes up with scissors. He also cut cords to the television, phone, and other things in the house.
A man reported a woman trespassed and threatened him. She also crushed his prescription medicine and snorted them.
A caller reported an intoxicated man trying to burn a house and himself. The man had gasolene, a lighter and a knife, with which he apparently had cut his own arm.
A woman requested extra patrol because of heroin users 'destroying Dickson Street.'
A man reported he found the manager of a dance club covered with blood and unconscious. Both he and the
injured man were drunk, he said.
A caller reported a drunken man wearing overalls was stumbling on a street.
A caller reported a man left an apartment with a beer in his hand after being extremely loud.
An intoxicated woman reported an intoxicated man hit her in the head with his fist and she was bleeding.
The caller said the man got mad at her for not keeping her mouth shut.
A deputy reported that drugs were found on a man as he was being dressed for jail.
A woman reported her son went fishing with an old tackle box, and he said it was filled with drug
paraphernalia. The woman said her son would show a deputy the box.
A caller reported a drunken couple left in a white pickup with a ladder in the bed.
A woman reported an accident on Long Valley Road. A pickup with a boat hit something. There were no
injuries and two people walked away from the scene. She said they appeared to be intoxicated.
A woman reported that a woman gave her son a marijuana cigarette and he smoked it.
Someone reported a man lying in the middle of the road on 295. An officer found an intoxicated male
in the road.
A woman from Huntsville was arrested by detectives from the Drug Task Force on charges of possession
of a controlled substance with intent to deliver-marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
A caller reported about 50 people were drunk and fighting and one man was hurt.
A caller reported a possibly drunken man was screaming at him.
A man reported an intoxicated man lying in the parking lot and screaming.
A man reported a house where people were "drinking and doping."
A man reported his brother-in-law was drunk and doped up and was causing trouble.
A woman reported a drunk man in her house. He walked through the front door which was unlocked. He then
walked back out and down the driveway. The incident occurred off Hwy. 12 on Hwy. 127.
A woman reported a man had a gun and was threatening another man. The man with the gun had been
bitten by the other man's dog. The woman said the subject had been drinking and taking drugs.
A woman called to report her husband was drunk and had a loaded weapon and there were children in the house.
A man walking at 412B West and Cain St. was charged with public intoxication. He was also wanted for
questioning in unauthorized use of a vehicle. He showed police where the vehicle was, stating he got lost
and left the vehicle.
A man reported an intoxicated man came to his door to use the phone. He said his car was out of gas
and he left walking.
A man reported a boy came to his house to visit one of his daughters and was intoxicated. The boy got mad
and started punching walls and doors. He damaged two doors, one wall and one return air grill.
A woman reported a Hispanic man keeps bothering people at Butterball apartments while intoxicated.
A woman was arrested by members of the Drug Task Force on a charge of possession of a controlled
substance with intent to deliver.
A woman reported she had left her son with her sister and when she went to pick him up he was drunk.
A man reported three people walked into his house demanding beer. He ordered them out of his house.
A man reported his wife is intoxicated and disturbing the peace.
A complaint was received of a juvenile walking in the street blocking traffic. The juvenile was located
and officers noticed the juvenile had apparently been drinking. He was arrested and his mother contacted.
A court date was set.
It was reported that a man was intoxicated and had been cut with a chain saw and had injuries.
A caller reported that an intoxicated man was driving around St. Paul school. The man is also a
convicted felon.
A caller reported two subjects at Withrow Park undressed and intoxicated.
Two people were arrested for indecent exposure and public intoxication.
A man reported an intoxicated man with a large cut on the back of his head at Delaney.
A woman reported her husband was drunk and laying in the yard across from her residence.
A report was received of a male subject drinking beer in the Wal-Mart parking
lot. The subject denied drinking beer but when administered the BAC test, the results were .193.
A report of marijuana in the breakroom at Butterball was received.
A woman reported a harassing phone call. A man called wanting drugs.
A car with no tail lights traveling east on Gaskill was stopped. The driver attempted field sobriety tests, then took off running. The officer pursued the subject and tackled him and handcuffed him. The subject was booked into jail and according to the report, as soon as he was in his cell, began to yell and beat on the window of his cell. He then flooded his cell and the hallway by putting clothing in the toilet. He was charged with no tail lights after dark, resisting arrest, fleeing, driving on a suspended licence,
DWI #2, no liability insurance and disorderly conduct.
A man stopped a deputy and told him he was on his way to a residence where he knew they were selling drugs and was going to take care of the situation.
A resident was stopped for erratic driving after almost colliding with a police car. The driver was allegedly holding a beer bottle in his right hand and attempting to steer his vehicle with his left hand. After being stopped, the officer said the driver's eyes appeared glassy and blood-shot and a slight odor of alcohol was coming from the car. According to the report, the driver failed several field tests for sobriety. He also had four white plastic containers in the glove box marked Ephedrine and about 20 to 30
empty bottles of Ephedrine lying within the vehicle. When exiting his vehicle, he was advised to move slowly and not to make any sudden move or K-9 Kelly would bite him. As he left the vehicle, he jerked suddenly to the right and was bitten on the upper right arm causing a 1/2 inch abrasion. He was taken to the Madison County Sheriff's office where he was charged with sailure to yield, public drinking and DWI and was booked into jail.
A man reported a man ran his vehicle through his fence. He said the man was drunk and he made the man and his two friends re-wire the fence.
A caller reported two boys cut two tires on her car. She said they were drinking and had guns.
A woman reported a house guest was drunk and disorderly and she wanted an officer to speak to him.
A woman called EMS requesting an ambulance for a friend who had been drinking and fell off the porch.
A woman reported an intoxicated man came to her door asking for directions. He hit a tree in her yard.
A juvenile was stopped for driving left of center. After being stopped, the officer smelled burned marijuana. He requested a search of the car and the driver said it was okay. The juvenile stated he had been given the marijuana and he had smoked a joint before being stopped.
A report of a possible drunk driver led an officer to observe a 1986 Chevrolet pickup. The vehicle did not have a white light on the license as required by law and was stopped. The driver was given a field sobriety test which he could not complete according to the report. The passenger was also given a field test he could not complete. The driver was cited for DWI #2 and driving on a suspended driver's license. The passenger was charged with public intoxication.
An unknown caller reported following a drunk driver on Hwy. 412 East.
A caller reported a man drunk shooting a pistol in his yard at Wesley.
A woman reported a man appearing to be intoxicated was urinating in public on Swamp Street.
A Kingston resident reported a drunk driver who stopped at her house and cussed at them. She did no know the subject.
An unidentified caller reported drug trafficking at Ridgeway Apartments and minors drinking.
A man found walking on Hwy. 23N was arrested on several charges. The man claimed he ran out of gas and needed a ride. His vehicle was parked at the waste water treatment plant. Investigation revealed attempted theft of gas from a vehicle owned by the water department and also damage to a vehicle. A check also revealed charges in Farmington. He was charged with public intoxication.
A resident was arrested after being stopped for no vehicle license. A check revealed a warrant from Rogers. When she was booked, a partly smoked marijuana cigarette was found in her coat. She was charged with possession of marijuana (less than one ounce) and contempt of court. She was released and a court date of May 7 set.
Anonymous caller reported a drunk man leaning on his house.
A woman complained that some people they tried to help refused to help refused to work and are living off her and are drinking and becoming violent. She let them live in her mother's travel trailer. She wanted officers to move them out.
A 17-year-old female was taken into protective custody after it was reported she had huffed several cans of Testors ozone safe airbrush propellant. The juvenile had been left alone while her mother was in another state.
Two male subjects were questioned after police received a report of possible selling of drugs on a parking lot of a Huntsville business.
Two subjects were charged with public intoxication after they were observed walking with great difficulty near the football field.
A man drunk and shooting a gun in the air was reported.
A report was made of possible exchange of dope.
A woman reported she called the sheriff's office to report her boyfriend left her home drunk, and she was afraid he would have an accident. She said she called twice, then called Judge W.Q. Hall asking him to tell the sheriff's office to stop him. The woman reported later that he had a wreck on Hwy. 23S.
A man came to the sheriff's office to file a missing juvenile report and was arrested for public intoxication.
A female security guard reported being sexually harassed while on duty at Huntsville Memorial Hospital. Three males had been sent by the security company to check on her, and one was apparently intoxicated. He allegedly made advances. The individual later came back to apologize. He said he didn't want anything on his record because he wanted to become a police officer. The female subject advised she would press assault charges.
A man was arrested for public intoxication while standing in the middle of Polk Street.
A man reported that a vehicle harassed him and the driver threw a full can of beer at his truck.
A Delaney resident reported a woman standing in his yard holding an empty whiskey bottle.
A woman requested the help of officers to get her baby from his father. She said the father had been drinking and was throwing rocks and beer at her in the car.
A report of loud music coming from a residence on Hwy. 23S was investigated. When the party was contacted, she appeared to be drinking and said she was going to
play the music as loud as she wanted and slammed the door. Her husband drove up and turned the music off.
A Delaney woman requested help with her husband, who was apparently drunk and walking on the roadway.
A man was arrested for public intoxication after he was reported standing in the middle of Cain Street holding a beer and staggering.
A local man reported he fired an employee and she threatened to plant marijuana in his business to have him arrested. Officers searched the business, but found no
drugs.
Careless and reckless driving and endangering the welfare of minors were reported. A local female ran a stop sign at the intersection of Church and Harris streets.
She was driving a pickup with at least nine young people in the bed with some standing. Beer was also reported to be found in the pickup.
A reported drunk relative made his niece and her 4-year-old daughter get out of a pickup in the middle of nowhere. The relative later took the woman and her daughter to Fayetteville to meet her sister.
A woman advised that she saw a male subject sitting on a bridge and he was very muddy and rocking back and forth. A deputy found the subject, Trans Sam, in a wooded area. He had been released from jain with an order from the judge of no alcohol consumption. He was placed under arrest. He advised that his girlfriend had purchased the alcohol and she had gotten him drunk.A caller reported a drunken man urinating behind a trash bin while tolking to an invisible audience.A caller reported the man living at the residence looked strung-out and his trailer smelled like ether.A woman reported a drunken woman claiming to be a preacher's daughter asked the caller to call the police.
She said she 'needed a saviour'.A woman reported an intoxicated man was walking outside a business. He had red warpaint his face.A man reported a man who he did not know showed up and drank all his beer.A woman reported a drunken woman claiming to be a preacher's daughter asked the caller to call the police.
She said she 'needed a saviour'.A woman reported an intoxicated man was walking outside a business. He had red warpaint his face.
According to a police report, she was questioned Wednesday by members of the drug task force at a hotel while
they executed a search warrant with Huntsville police. In the presence of the officers, a marijuana leaf reportedly
fell from her pant leg. She gave consent for the officers to search her room, where they found a plate with suspected
marijuana in the room's microwave, a trash bag with approximately 48 grams of suspected marijuana under the night stand,
a syringe in her purse and several new syringes in a clothes drawer inside a Wal-Mart sack, the report stated.
The report also stated drug paraphernalia was found inside the room.
A woman reported her uncle was intoxicated and going by houses harassing and scaring people. 06/17/99 - A man was arrested following an incident on Hwy. 23
South. He had apparently rammed a car with his truck
causing damage to both vehicles. He also rammed the southwest corner of the house they live in, damaging it. The day
before he apparently rammed another car damaging it also. He was charged with public intoxication. A report of growing marijuana in a local residence was received. A citizen reported seeing the marijuana plant in the window. During a search of the residence a small bag of marijuana was located hanging on a nail. The suspect said he only grew the plant because he was new in town and did not know who to buy from. Following a traffic stop on Airport Road, two subjects were charged with public intoxication. The driver was also charged with careless driving. An officer was observing traffic when he spotted a blue 1984 Chevy pickup with lumber in the back. The vehicle attempted to turn west on 74 and hit the curb of the island of the intersection. The vehicle swerved into the eastbound lane. When the truck proceeded and tried to turn on Airport Road, it went across the three foot shoulder and into the gravel on the bank, almost striking the guard rail. The Blood-Alcohol-Content test could not be run on the driver because the Data Master had been left unplugged and would take an hour to get it on line. She was charged with public intoxication instead of DWI due to this fact. A 20-year-old male and an 18-year-old male were stopped as the driver was speeding in town. The officer smelled burning marijuana, searched the vehicle and found drug paraphernalia (2 marijuana pipes). The driver was cited for speeding and warned about using drugs. A resident reported Thompson Cut swimming hole has become a hang out for drunks and gays and wanted something done.An officer arrested a man for public intoxication. A man was arrested in the bread aisle in the Bob's Market.
A man reported his pain medications missing after the exterminator left.
A man reported his trash can and his trash stolen.
A woman reported her water slide stolen.
A man reported someone broke into his unit.
A caller reported toilet paper, an ice scoop and a dietary cart stolen.
A man reported his pain medications missing after the exterminator left.
A woman reported that a boy reached inside a window and stole things, and that his mother blamed the woman for having a hole in the screen.
A woman at the laundry reported someone stole her house slippers out of a dryer.
A man reported a man stole his pecans.
A caller reported everything stolen from a room in the motel.
An alleged shoplifter who fled the market with approximately $80 worth of shrimp had to be subdued by pepper spray after officers found him in a nearby swamp.
A man reported a bulldozer stolen.
A man reported someone broke into his home and stole all the lights out of the walls.
A woman reported another woman wanted to buy a vehicle from her, and when she refused to sell it, the woman stole the vehicle.
A woman reported someone stole her son's bicycle and left the bicycle they were riding in her yard.
A man reported a person with a dog broke into his attic.
A woman reported a balding female hitchhiker stole her purse.
A man reported a "breathing machine" stolen from his pickup.
A woman reported her birth certificate, a pair of gold earrings and a bag of tube socks stolen from her home.
A student reported someone entered her room and gathered items to steal but left without taking anything.
A woman reported someone broke into her house, stole traveler's checks and ate a can of baked beans.
A driver reported someone accosted him at a stoplight, grabbed his football tickets, threw $10 into the vehicle and fled.
A woman reported a vehicle stolen. Dispatch noted that the vehicle was later found driven
off a cliff and its gas tank filled with dirt.
A man reported someone stealing guns, food and a ladder from his home.
A man reported the theft of a cement buck yard ornament, brown and white. The doe and fawn were not taken.
A man reported a man shoplifted and was behaving badly in custody.
A woman reported someone on her land stealing rocks that are painted to post their property.
A man reported someone stealing coupons from the Sonic restaurant and selling them on eBay.
A woman reported someone stole a PVC pipe stuffed full of cash from her house.
A man reported a man broke into his house, got something to eat and then went to sleep in a closet.
A man reported his vehicle stolen. The caller noted that the doors had been left unlocked and the keys were in the vehicle.
A caller reported someone had been tying a string to a dollar bill and yanking it back from a soda machine
to get the change.
A man reported his house was broken into and $3 in pennies, a box of cereal and a small package of ham was taken.
A man reported when he got back from vacation his television was gone. He is buying a truck from a man
and asked if he could skip one payment. The man agreed, but later started threatening to steal the caller's television.
A woman reported someone took her grandson's shoes while he was at an all-night skate party.
A man reported a woman shoplifter who had a baby with her.
A man reported someone stole trash cans with trash in them.
A man reported someone was stealing water.
A man reported the attempted theft of his boat. He found it hung up in a fence 200 yards from where he left it.
A caller reported two men got him drunk and made him cash two $10,000 cashier's checks, which they took from him. The caller said the two men also took $6,636 from a bag.
A man was charged with commercial burglary, theft of property, breaking and entering and criminal mischief.
A caller reported a gas station clerk put up a sign reading 'Back in five minutes,' and people were stealing gas.
A man reported a sports car pulled into his driveway and stole the trash from his trash can.
A woman reported her son's bicycle stolen from her front porch, and an old bicycle left in its place.
A staff member reported someone stole two Razorback football tickets from her purse. The caller said two people were in her seats at the game.
A man reported a large trash bag stolen from the bed of his pickup truck.
A woman reported her residence broken into. Cash, prescription drugs and a Beatles Zippo lighter were stolen.
A man reported eight chickens and a dryer stolen.
A woman reported a vehicle stolen. The caller said when she called her mobile phone she left in the vehicle, a man who went by the name of 'Buck' answered the phone.
A caller at a cafe reported a man drove up in a flatbed truck holding two tanks and stole used grease from the cooking vat.
A woman reported she was at Wal-Mart and a man grabbed her wallet out of her shopping cart. He ran down the aisle throwing things out of it, but kept the money.
A woman reported she awoke to find a young man in her hallway wearing a ski cap and green jacket. Items were missing, but she was unsure if he stole them.
A man reported someone came into his residence and pulled the sheets off his bed while he was sleeping.
A woman reported a 'man with a silver face' ran into the store and ran out with several cans of spray paint.
A woman reported a man stealing silver spray paint.
A caller reported a man came in the store and said 'Be prepared to be robbed tonight.'
A man reported a man stole a 50-cent item from his yard sale.
A man reported men broke into his garage and stole some cigarettes.
A man reported someone stole his glass trailer.
A man reported someone tried to steal a stone eagle statue and dropped it in the process, causing damage.
A man reported a child smashed his windows and stole money from his son's piggy bank after the caller took his child's cigarettes.
A man reported his red Silverado stolen. The keys were left in the ignition and the door was unlocked, the caller said.
A woman reported a man drove over another man's foot and took $640 and an airplane ticket from caller and a friend of the caller.
A woman reported a man drove over another man's foot and took $640 and an airplane ticket from caller and a friend of the caller.
A staff member reported someone stole two Razorback football tickets from her purse. The caller said two people were in her seats at the game.
A woman reported her residence broken into. Cash, prescription drugs and a Beatles Zippo lighter were stolen.
A man reported eight chickens and a dryer stolen.
A woman reported a vehicle stolen. The caller said when she called her mobile phone she left in the vehicle, a man who went by the name of 'Buck' answered the phone.
A caller at a cafe reported a man drove up in a flatbed truck holding two tanks and stole used grease from the cooking vat.
A woman reported she was at Wal-Mart and a man grabbed her wallet out of her shopping cart. He ran down the aisle throwing things out of it, but kept the money.
A woman reported she awoke to find a young man in her hallway wearing a ski cap and green jacket. Items were missing, but she was unsure if he stole them.
A man reported someone came into his residence and pulled the sheets off his bed while he was sleeping.
A woman reported a 'man with a silver face' ran into the store and ran out with several cans of spray paint.
A woman reported a man stealing silver spray paint.
A caller reported a man came in the store and said 'Be prepared to be robbed tonight.'
A caller reported two men got him drunk and made him cash two $10,000 cashier's checks, which they took from him. The caller said the two men also took $6,636 from a bag.
A man reported a man stole a 50-cent item from his yard sale.
A man reported men broke into his garage and stole some cigarettes.
A man reported someone stole his glass trailer.
A man reported a child smashed his windows and stole money from his son's piggy bank after the caller took his child's cigarettes.
A man reported his red Silverado stolen. The keys were left in the ignition and the door was unlocked, the caller said.
A man reported a sports car pulled into his driveway and stole the trash from his trash can.
The manager at Sonic reported an older model T-Bird with three people inside asked directions to Branson.
As they left the drive-in, they pulled around the back. One of them opened the back door to the building and grabbed
a package of hamburger buns and they drove off heading east on 412.
A woman reported someone broke the windows out of her shop and went inside and wrote graffiti on the floor.
A woman reported a possible breaking and entering. She reported someone was trying to get into her bedroom
through the window. She pointed a gun through the blinds at the man and told him the gun was loaded. He then took off
in a small blue pickup.
A caller reported her credit card numbers stolen from her purse at St. Paul School.
A woman called police about a possible burglary at her home. She said while she was in the shower,
someone kicked in the door to her apartment but was scared off.
A woman reported someone pulled her mailbox out of the ground and took it.
A man reported that the occupant of a blue pickup had stolen his son's skate box.
A caller reported theft of electricity at a residence on county road 572.
A resident reported someone broke into his house on Reeds Creek and stole a microwave, log chain, tractor
gear oil and a splitting maul.
A man reported the theft of his truck key, remote for his truck and a forklift key. He had loaned a scissor on
his key chain and it was not returned. He was told it was left on the forklift. The key chain was found on the
bulletin board at Butterball minus the missing items.
A theft at the Burger Shack on Main Street was reported. The door had been pried open and $60 cash
and hamburger meat were missing.
War Eagle Minnow Farm reported the theft of a cash register with 30 to 40 dollars in it.
The register was found on a pond bank.
A woman reported someone stealing her mail for about 1-1/2 years. She found trash in her mailbox and a
subject standing in a field nearby yelling at her.
A resident reported someone stole his gate from his property.
A man reported his neighbor stole red paint from his shed.
The caretaker of California Church reported someone broke into the church and took some chicken out
of the freezer.
A resident reported someone on his property stealing large stones.
A man reported 14,000 eggs stolen by his helpers. The eggs were resold.
Wal-Mart reported a woman came into the store barefoot and went out wearing a pair of sandals. The woman
was followed to her vehicle and asked to come back into the store. She was arrested for shoplifting.
A grocer reported 10 watermelons missing from in front of the store.
A man reported the theft of bug spray and electric burners from his residence.
A man reported his house was broken into at Crosses. A door and window were broken. Missing were jumper
cables, air compressor and a bottle of liquor.
An attempted break-in at a residence on Warren Avenue was investigated. A window in the bathroom of
the home was open and footprints were found in the bath tub.
A woman reported the theft of a Bible, checkbook and driver's license from her car while it was
parked at Marble.
A woman reported a missing rocking chair and pillow slip missing from her home.
A caller reported his mailbox was stolen, along with mail, including a check.
A woman reported her daughter's pickup was stolen and probably being driven to Oklahoma.
The vehicle was recovered and returned to the owner.
A man reported items missing from his locker at Butterball. Missing were
a wallet, Electronic Bible, pen, check, credit cards and I.D. cards.
A caller reported his mailbox stolen.
A woman reported her pistol was missing from underneath her bed.
A woman said a man ran through the neighbor's fence and into a ditch. His vehicle was pulled from the ditch and he went to the Marble store where he got $11.03 of gas and did not pay.
A man reported someone had stolen his mail box. Someone had smashed his other mail box a couple of weeks ago.
A Patrick woman notified authorities that she parked her car at the end of the driveway, locked, because of mud, and when she returned to the vehicle items were stolen. Missing was a battery, spare tire, cigarette lighter, tire jack, flash light, gold necklace, snow chains and license plate.
A nine year old boy was reported missing. He was found shoplifting at Ozark Foods and taken home.
A resident reported items stolen from his camper trailer. Two guns, a heater and medication were missing.
A caller reported the theft of a 100 gallon propane bottle. He said it was chained and someone took the bottle and chain.
A caller reported that someone broke into the home of Larry Mackey the night he was killed and stole several items.
A man was charged with theft of services at Shady Corner Car Wash. The subject was observed by an officer tampering with the coin slot to get more time on the machine.
A resident reported a stolen bath tub. The tub was outside by a building.
A man reported his vehicle missing, but it was found that the vehicle had been repossessed.
A man reported that his 21-year-old stepson broke into his house and stole his little brother's toys and toy box.
A woman reported that a truck was in her field pulling a flatbed trailer and loading rocks on it. She said she had not given anyone permission to take rocks from her field.
A woman reported she caught two women at her house trying to steal some of her things. There were items lying on the porch that they were getting ready to put in their car. She arrived before the women could load a suitcase, old quilts and toys. They already had two items in their car. They claimed to be looking for a rent house.
A man reported items were taken from his house including an antique violin, hunting knives, pistol, antique irons and an antique typewriter.
A man reported his son was visiting from Texas and when he left items were missing. Missing are a pellet pistol, hunting knife and violin.
Roy Pitts reported items stolen from his residence. He also reported threats on his life.
A woman reported she was selling a car, and the people took it for a test dive and did not return. It was later learned the car was in an accident.
Managers of Wal-Mart reported a man ran out of the store with a Kodak Cameo camera in his pocket. An employee of the store chased him on foot through Town Branch
Apartments. The employee could not catch him. A pickup was sitting in the parking lot, and the man apparently got in it, and it sped away down Hwy. 23S. Store managers identified the suspect. Earlier in the day a woman was observed placing items in a diaper bag. She was also observed changing prices on children's clothing. She was identified as the suspect's wife. Later the suspects were questioned and voluntarily admitted to the offenses. They were charged with theft of property and shoplifting. Court date is ser for Oct. 2. They were ordered not to return to Wal-Mart.
Kings River Store reported a pickup drove away without paying for $26.61 in gas. Deputies stopped the vehicle, and the driver wrote a check for the gas.
A resident was charged with shoplifting after a store employee allegedly saw her leave the store with cigarettes and a can of Lysol spray.
A caller reported a burglary in process on Hwy. 23 South between Aurora and Witter. The residence could not be located.
A resident reported her keys had been taken by mistake.
A 16-year-old juvenile was cited for shoplifting a CD player at Wal-Mart and fleeing an officer. When confronted the subject fled toward Town Branch Apartments. After searching for about one-half hour, the subject was located running up the creek. The subject was warned to stop or Kelly, the police dog, would be released. The subject stopped and was arrested. Kelly helped in the tracking of the subject.
A resident of Madison Estates reported the theft of a tool box and a pair of dress shoes. The shoes were later found by officers.
A caller reported someone stole a dinner bell from her property.
A caller reported the theft of her daughter's trumpet at middle school.
A Boston resident reported items taken from her home, which included elk meat, a radio and two skillets.
A juvenile tried to leave Wal-Mart with a sucker under his coat. The boy said he was just seeing if they were watching him.
A 14-year-old juvenile was reported for shoplifting an earring at Wal-Mart. She was observed putting the earring in her nose.
A man reported his soon to be ex-wife stole his 1987 Nissan pickup.
A resident reported the theft of 70 cents in change from her vehicle.
A caller reported a juvenile reached into his pickup and took a wallet from the dash. He said the wallet did not contain anything.
A caller reported an outhouse stolen from behind the Country Store.
A caller reported someone kicked in the door of the "old station" on 412 East and took some whatnots.
A resident reported a vehicle break in. A large bar of Irish Spring soap, valued at $1, was taken.A woman reported that someone stole her boots she received for Christmas.
An officer noticed a brown and tan Ford pickup backed up to the back of the clinic. The truck then came out from behind
the clinic and turned in a private drive. The officer pulled in and the subject approached. His identification came back
with a suspended driver's license. The subject stated he worked for a floor cleaning company and was cleaning. The
subject was issued two citations at this time for suspended driver's license and no insurance. The officer questioned
the subject and observed a safe. According to the report the officer saw a hammer, crowbar, screwdriver, pliers, stocking
hat, gloves and a wrist rocket bean flip with ammo on the front seat.
The officer let the subject go and observed him going to a different residence. Backup was called. While one
officer stayed with the subject, two other officers went back to the clinic and found the glass shattered out of the door.
A clinic employee was called to the scene and identified the safe and looked to see if anything else was missing.
Officers found where the breakrooom window had been shot out with a bean flip and also found more shot outside the window.A woman reported two butter churns full of marbles stolen.A man reported someone came into his residence and stole
expensive items.A woman reported two butter churns full of marbles stolen. A man reported his pickup was broken into. A cattle prod was missing. He also said he hit a deer on the way home.
A woman reported the apartment was broken into and vandalized, and obscenities were written on the wall with dish soap.
A man reported someone smeared peanut butter on his doors and windows.
A woman advised that her vehicle had broken down and that someone had stolen the key from it. She called back and advised that the tires were all gone and that the gas tank was open so she believed someone may have tampered with it.
A man reported a woman broke into his house and stole items and stamped her name with a stamp pad all over his clothes.
A woman reported someone broke into her garage and spread cheese, shaving cream and other substances all over the guest room.
A woman reported a neighbor put a bag of feces in her mailbox.
A woman reported her neighbors were throwing dirty diapers at her house.
A woman reported someone pelted her residence with eggs and underwear.
A caller reported someone destroyed her mailbox with a pumpkin.
A woman reported someone painted her front lawn.
A woman reported someone broke into her home and urinated on her bed, ransacked the house and stole several items.
A person called deputies because he does not like 'the way kids are picking pumpkins.'
A resident reported having the sidewalk in front of his residence sprayed with the names 'Joe' and 'Tom'.
A resident said someone or something threw items on the kitchen floor.
A woman reported someone painted her fence an undesirable color.
A man reported his mother's hot tub being used by strangers while she is out of town. The caller noted that the users 'dirtied it up'.
A man reported someone set his flower bed on fire.
A man returned to find his front porch full of broken eggs, his boat covered in broken eggs,
milk cartons thrown everywhere and his front yard torn up with vehicle ruts.
A woman reported paintballs were thrown at something.
A man reported a man in a 1986 green truck drove by and dumped milk or something else on his Dodge Intrepid.
A caller on Franciscan Trail had driven through his yard and destroyed it and the Xmas decoration.
A woman reported someone threw a can of soup through the back window of a woman's car.
A man reported someone set his bulldozer on fire. It was destroyed.
A man reported a trampoline was spray-painted.
One Stop reported someone put five large bags of trash in their business dumpster. The people were contacted.
A caller reported children throwing railroad ties in the highway.
A man reported that someone threw a chunk of ice at his vehicle. He said there is now a dent and some chipped paint
on his vehicle.
A woman reported that two boys wearing camouflage coveralls were going from house to house knocking
down icicles and banging on garage doors and walls with baseball bats.
A woman reported a man in a white car bought a soda then ran into the two newspaper stands, destroying them.
A woman reported someone let the air out or her tires and stole some trees from her yard.
A woman reported someone vandalized her truck by pouring ketchup on it.
A woman reported someone came in her chicken house and unhooked the water hoses, drowning the chickens.
A woman reported a child on a school bus threw a can of tuna at her vehicle.
A woman reported someone 'messing' with her tomato plants.
A man reported someone took a joy ride in one of his graders. It was stuck in the woods on the side of a hill.
A man reported someone painted his house without authorization.
A woman reported a chair and a flaming T-shirt placed against her residence.
A woman reported 'mailbox murder'.
A man reported several men were urinating in front of his children.
A woman reported someone put a dead squirrel in her mailbox.
A man reported someone put a dead fish in his mailbox.
A woman reported someone threw or spit a green substance onto her car.
A woman reported someone has been leaving bloody tampons on her door handle for the past three nights at an apartment.
A man reported someone broke into his house and left the stove turned on.
A woman reported someone spray painted her white Ford Ranger
red.
A woman reported being harassed. Someone had been 'messing with
her mail' and a lobster claw was tied to her car.
A man reported some trees stolen.
A man reported 'mailbox murder' on his street.
A man reported someone burned his truck seat Sunday and again on Monday.
A man reported someone had pushed over a Porta-Potty several times.
A man reported his truck vandalized. The door handle was torn off, and pieces of bread were glued to the paint.
A woman reported a house that was listed for sale had criminal mischief done to it by runaway youths.
A woman reported beer was thrown at her house.
A man reported a former employee srpayed ketchup all over a bathroom stall.
A man reported someone threw butter and a tomato at him.
A caller reported four women in a vehicle asking people for directions, then spraying them them with 'silly string' as they approached.
A man reported a pumpkin was thrown through his vehicle's window.
A woman reported someone put ketchup and mustard all over the interior of her car.
A man reported condiments spread all over his black car.
A man reported his vehicle's window broken out by a thrown pumpkin.
A man reported someone knocked in the back door of his farmhouse and took some eggs. They left
empty beer cans on the floor.
A woman reported firecrackers put in her mailbox and it burned her mail.
A caller reported four women in a vehicle asking people for directions, then spraying them them with 'silly string' as they approached.
A woman reported someone spray painted her white Ford Ranger
red.
A woman reported being harassed. Someone had been 'messing with
her mail' and a lobster claw was tied to her car.
A man reported someone painted his house without authorization.
A man reported someone took a joy ride in one of his graders. It was stuck in the woods on the side of a hill.
A man reported 'mailbox murder' on his street.
A man reported some trees stolen.
A man reported someone broke into his house and left the stove turned on.
A woman reported someone has been leaving bloody tampons on her door handle for the past three nights at an apartment.
A man reported someone put a dead fish in his mailbox.
A woman reported someone put a dead squirrel in her mailbox.
A woman reported someone threw or spit a green substance onto her car.
A man reported several men were urinating in front of his children.
A woman reported 'mailbox murder'.
A woman reported a chair and a flaming T-shirt placed against her residence.
A woman reported someone 'messing' with her tomato plants.
A woman reported a child on a school bus threw a can of tuna at her vehicle.
A woman reported someone put ketchup and mustard all over the interior of her car.
A man reported a pumpkin was thrown through his vehicle's window.
A woman reported beer was thrown at her house.
A man reported his truck vandalized. The door handle was torn off, and pieces of bread were glued to the paint.
A man reported someone had pushed over a Porta-Potty several times.
A man reported someone burned his truck seat Sunday and again on Monday.
Officers investigated a report of signs being shot with a BB gun on Phillips Street. A vehicle matching
the description was stopped but the driver denied having a BB gun in his car. The driver told the officer he was tired
of being harassed.
A man reported someone egged his house sometime during the night of July 14.
A woman reported the theft of 2000 Iris bulbs. The bulbs had been dug up and left in a pile
to be transferred to another residence. When landscapers came to get the bulbs they were missing.
A man reported two subjects burned a junk truck and parked it in his driveway so he could not get to his
house. The man was having trouble with the subjects over livestock and shooting guns toward his house.
An officer observed a broken window at Huntsville Florists while on patrol. On the front
door of the business someone wrote 'sorry about the window,' in black ink.
Two juveniles were cited for criminal mischief after throwing eggs at a vehicle parked in front of a residence
on Missouri Place. The juvenile claimed it was a joke and the vehicle belonged to a friend.
A woman reported someone drove by and threw a beer bottle in her yard.
A man reported trash all over the place on Wilson Street. People set their trash out for pickup and
dogs got in it.
A call was made to the police department on Sunday about the toilet paper in a women's public restroom
being set on fire at a building.
A woman reported her beauty shop on Lee Street had been egged.
A man reported someone had been moving his dogs, his antenna was taken off his vehicle, someone
cut the leash off his dog and they slit a tire.
A woman reported a boy on a 4-wheeler is running over her dog and throwing rocks at him on County Road 8.
A bus driver reported someone threw a flat of eggs against the side of her bus during the night.
A woman reported a vehicle swerved at her and the occupants laughed.
A woman reported fence posts in the road in the Ball Creek area. She could not get around them very well.
A man reported people trespassing on his property on Lollars Creek and stealing arrowheads.
A man reported he found a bolt and some dirt in the rear end of his dozer. He said it tore up three
shafts and some gears.
The Clifty Fire Department reported a wooden bench left of the front porch
of the firehouse was missing. It is a blue antique bench with lots of initials carved in it.
A caller reported his trailer house was vandalized. A boat motor, coffee pot and TV were reported missing.
A man reported tires on his car had been flattened and dirt put in his gas tank.
A missing political sign was reported. The man who put it up said he might have put it in the wrong place.
He wanted his sign and posts back.
A resident reported that a certain person keeps putting rocks and things in her easement to cause her
to have flats.
The First National Bank reported damage to an automatic teller machine.
A woman reported someone put firecrackers in her mailbox and set them off.
A man reported he thought muddy water had been put in the gas tank of his backhoe.
A caller reported someone entered his house while they were gone and moved things. Nothing seemed to be missing.
Graffiti on the highway on 412 was reported. The word "pervert" and an arrow pointed to a residence.
A caller reported someone knocked down his mailbox and stomped it.
A man reported that he left his pickup parked at Wesley and when he returned a load of trash had been dumped in the bed.
A dispute between neighbors was reported. One party complained that the other was piling rocks in her driveway.
A caller reported chicken manure, trees and large rocks being dumped in the middle of the road to her property on Rt. 5, Huntsville.
A resident reported mail had been stolen from her mail box and her mother's mail box on Rt. 5, Huntsville. The mail was found over the gate at Harwood Cemetery.
A pile of straw and brush was dumped at White River bridge and was ignited.
A resident reported that someone keeps piling rocks and stumps in the road and she cannot get over it in her vehicle.
A caller reported a man drove by and threw a bottle in his yard. He chased them down and asked them to go pick it up and they laughed at him.
A caller reported someone dumped trash on his property. He found an envelope with a Fayetteville name and address.
A woman reported someone had thrown an egg at the front of her house. The woman thought it might be her ex-husband.
A caller reported the front of Wig's Store had been paint balled.
A man reported that someone stuck some type of firework in his mailbox and it went off, burning mail in the box.
A man in the Pinnacle Mt. area reported a temporary phone line that the phone company put up had been torn down. He thought that his neighbors did it.
A resident reported someone smashed his mailbox on Route 3 with a big rock.
A woman left her van at One Stop for over an hour, and when she returned it was covered with what appeared to be soft drink. The front seats were also covered.
An individual was warned about littering and given five days to clean it up.
A woman reported that two juveniles were rolling rocks down a bank onto Hwy. 16 west of the county line.
A caller reported someone driving down her 95-year-old sister's private drive and throwing out their beer cans.
A caller reported someone broke an egg in her mail box.
A Bohannan Mountain resident reported someone put a bomb in his mailbox, and it blew the back off.
A caller reported someone took his mailbox off the post and mashed it.
A man reported nails had been put in the road and he ran over them. He believes they were put there by a neighbor.
A man reported he saw a neighbor putting nails in the roadway early Wednesday morning.
Nails on Slow Tom Road were reported.
A caller reported she had picked up a nail in one of her tires on Slow Tom Road.
A caller reported the neighborhood watch sign was stolen.
A caller reported someone stopped and picked a rose from their flower bed, then called wife a "name."
A deputy reported someone stole the Democrat campaign signs from his yard.
A caller reported his Democrat campaign signs were stolen.
An anonymous caller reported Democrat signs were taken from several yards in town.
A caller reported his mailbox had been shot.
A man reported he found explosives in his pump house.
A caller from Patrick reported that someone had placed two gates in her driveway, preventing her to use same.
A resident on Hwy. 23S reported someone blew up his mailbox with gunpowder.
A woman reported that two men working for the Mt. Olive Water Dept. pulled up in her driveway, and the younger male got out and urinated on her meter.
A caller reported he had just put out a fire someone had started on his sail boat.
A woman reported that an unknown person or persons poured fresh cow manure ono the hood of her car while it was parked at a local restaurant. There was also a box
of cow manure in the front passenger seat.
A woman on County Road 21 reported she entered her chicken house and there was a hen hanging from the ceiling of the chicken house with a wire around its neck.
A caller reported someone is throwing rocks at the substation. He said if the rocks hit certain things, they could cause a black out city wide for days.
A caller reported someone removed his windshield wipers and poured baby oil over the windows of his vehicle.
A woman reported someone keeps making her outdoor Christmas decorations do obscene things. A resident reported someone had tampered with her tractor. Someone had placed several acorns in the hydraulic system.
A man reported he chased 'a large, vicious Weimaraner' out of his yard with a sword.
A turkey reportedly flew through a window, but escaped before police arrived.
A woman reported a large wild hog entered her yard and acted very aggressive.
A woman reported 20-30 head of cattle in her front yard.
A man was bitten by a stray cat that he said he wanted to catch and adopt.
A man called and stated that his neighbor's horses were out and had defecated in his yard and advised that if they got out again he would shoot them.
A man reported he can't get out of the house because there is a raccoon on his front porch.
A woman reported a dog keeps running into her house and attacking other animals.
A woman reported a vicious Chihuahua is out all the time.
A woman reported a herd of cattle in her neighbor's yard.
A resident reported an injured bird being eaten by a cat.
A wild turkey reportedly crashed through the window of a residence.
A caller reported three donkeys in the middle of the road.
A caller reported there was a crazy goat on her property. The goat was trying to ram everyone and trying to get inside the house through the windows.
A woman advised that her neighbors had turned their goats loose again and they were on her property. She advised that her husband had fired some warning shots to scare off the goats and that the neighbors were now firing back.
A man reported a neighbor’s dog was loose and urinating on everything.
A man reported an aggressive cow in his yard.
A woman reported a monkey loose on Spanker Road.
A caller reported his neighbor's cows are always in his yard and if things didn't get better he will start shooting them.
A woman reported a dog had vandalized her swimming pool.
A man reported nine goats in his front yard.
A man reported someone shot one of his cows.
A woman reported a donkey not being taken care of. She also reported her mailbox vandalized.
A woman reported a neighbor's horses were in her yard. She also advised the animals look malnourished.
A man reported dogs running his cattle and when he went to check on them, dogs were eating on one of them.
A caller reported that the dog next door had been barking all day long.
A woman reported she found a cow dead and did not know the cause of death. She requested an officer to check it out.
A man reported two men shot a deer in his field.
A man reported men left two deer lying in his front yard. Game and Fish Commission told him he could keep
them for himself.
A man reported a donkey tied to a car with no shelter at a residence.
A man reported his neighbor's dog had been growling at him.
A man reported that about a month ago someone broke the back of one of his dogs and pulled the teeth
on another one of his dogs. He said his neighbors are having the same problems with their animals.
A woman reported a beagle stealing her newspaper.
A man reported someone released a swarm of bees at his house.
A woman reported a pit bull has shown up and 'is holding her family hostage'.
A woman reported someone put dead animals in her yard.
A woman reported her cows have been mysteriously dying. When she checks on them, they are half eaten, the caller said.
A woman reported a man and two teenagers shot two tame ducks at the boat ramp.
A woman reported her ex-boyfriend threatened to dig up her dog which had been buried on his property and she would have to come pick him up.
A man reported he answered his doorbell and found a deer on his porch.
A woman reported two goats on her front porch.
A woman reported a man trespassed and allowed his dog to defecate oh her property.
A man reported dead animals tied to his gate. Wire also was dumped on his property, and his cows were shot, the caller said.
A woman reported a distempered raccoon.
A man reported that dogs killed his hog and he killed the dogs.
A woman reported horses and a donkey in her yard and she wanted them hauled off.
A man reported someone kicked in his back door and beat up his dog.
A woman reported a woman driving by and telling her to take her horse's coat off of him. She also threw rocks at her, the caller said. She went to put the horse's coat
on this morning and a vehicle was leaving the location, the caller said. An orange peel was found in the horse's pen. She was afraid the horse might have been poisoned, the caller said.
A caller reported a three-legged dog chasing his cattle.
A woman reported the neighbors' dogs come onto her property and growl at her and her children.
A woman called the Sheriff's office about her neighbor's cows appearing to be maltreated.
A man reported problems with his neighbor's dogs getting in his trash and they tore a hold in his tent
in the yard.
A caller reported hitting a brown yearling cow about one mile south of Anderson's store. He reported
extensive damage to the front end of his 1992 Dodge pickup.
A woman reported her neighbors were turning their horses out to run loose and they were bothering her.
Officers responded to a welfare check call on a dog in a red pickup truck with the windows rolled halfway
down.
A woman reported pit bull dogs followed her to her house and tried to bite her.
A woman reported someone had been in her house while she was gone. Things were rearranged. An officer
investigated and thought a dog may have gotten in the house.
A woman reported horses keep coming onto her property.
An anonymous caller reported a Chihuahua tied to a tree with its chain tangled up. The caller
thought the dog should be checked on.
A man called to ask officers to remove a snake coiled on the engine of his truck. He stated the snake
was in the yard when he tried to kill it with a shovel and it got away.
A man reported his dog was lost. He later reported he found it.
A man reported a donkey being neglected on County Rd. 42. He said the animal had no water.
A resident reported two bears on her back door scratching at her door. Her residence is on road 8,
3 miles off Hwy. 74 west.
A man from Delaney reported dogs were killing his hogs. He shot one of the dogs.
A man reported his neighbors' cows on his property again.
A man reported dogs had killed three of his chickens.
An anonymous caller reported there was a cockfight starting at a residence in Thorney.
A man reported dogs chasing his goats. They had one goat down and he shot at them.
A man reported a Cockatiel flew over by Butterball and landed on an employee's shoulder.
A woman reported someone dumped a whole box of dead baby chickens on a road just off the highway
at Hindsville.
A man reported dogs chasing his cattle. He said one cow got killed by getting run through the fence.
A woman reported a horse on the road on County Road 42 off Hwy. 23N.
A resident called about a starving mare and mule owned by a neighbor.
A woman reported a neighbor's horses were getting in her yard and eating chicken feed.
A man reported his wife was attacked by a cat in her store.
A man reported a mule on his property and said he would not be responsible for any damages if he ran
the mule off.
A man was treated at Carroll Regional for a dog bite. He was bitten on his right and left hands.
A man reported he has been having trouble with a neighbor's sheep getting in his yard and up on his patio.
The neighbor was advised to put his sheep up.
A woman reported cat in her yard. One cat was fighting with her dogs.
A woman was bitten by a wild cat and was taken to the Fayetteville Clinic for treatment.
A man reported dogs running on his property.
A man reported abuse to hogs. An officer investigated and the report was unfounded.
A man called to report the chain on his dog had been shortened so he could not reach his water and food
and a cable had been cut on his other dog.
A resident called police on Wednesday to report she had caught someone trying to steal her dog.
A woman hit one or possibly two cows on Hwy. 295 S. near Georgetown damaging her vehicle.
A woman reported another woman sells dogs in the county and they have mange, are wormy and have fleas.
A woman reported mules coming to her property and kicking her young calves, killing one of them.
A caller reported a mule which appeared to be starving. On investigation, the mule proved to be
old, but OK.
NOTICE - To the party who reported a starving mule from Pettigrew, we have enough nosey
people here without adding to it. We know you came from town because country folks have enough sense
to know that an animal that eats grass is not starving when there's a sufficient amount of grass. In this case,
there is. So, to all the nosey people, if you would spend as much time in your own business as you do in everyone
else's, it would occupy you time where you could avoid being nosey. Then everyone might have a little peace.
A man reported he hit a buzzard while driving a 1989 mini-van, damaging the passenger side window.
A man reported he thinks his water is poisoned. He said he mixed some powdered milk for his cat and
now his cat is sick.
A woman reported a man threatened to poison her dog for knocking over her trash can.
A woman reported her daughter, 4, was bitten by their Rottweiler. She advised she would meet the
ambulance at the end of County Road 19.
A Combs resident reported one of his goats was shot, the head cut off and the meat taken.
A caller reported a semi hit a cow. There were no injuries.
A man reported someone stole all the catfish from his pond.
A caller reported the abuse of 20-25 dogs.
A woman reported 30 cows in her yard. She estimated $300 in damages.
A woman reported neighbor's cattle on her property. She said the cattle kicked a hole in the side of
her trailer.
A man reported dogs chasing his cattle. He said he found a dead calf with a dog chewing on it.
A man reported dogs chasing his goats. They are the same dogs who were chsiging cattle last week.
A man reported someone shot his $20,000 horse in the front shoulder.
A man reported he was bitten by a black dog, then a white dog while trying to remove a
stove from his rent house.
A woman reported cows on her property. She said they had been there two weeks.
A man reported cattle loose tearing up his yard and porch on County Road 309.
A man reported a dead deer on Hwy. 74 within the city limits.
A resident reported sheep in her yard, damaging her lawn.
A report was received from a man that 3 cows and 2 yearlings were loose and
were tearing up her and her neighbor's property. She was advised that the owner's wife said she would take care of
the problem.
A dead cow on the highway was reported. It was apparently hit by a car on Hwy. 74 West.
Cows were reported on the runway at the airport.
Someone reported a goat loose on the Kingston Square. The owners could not be located.
A large Rottweiler and a pit bull were seen running down Harris Street. The
owner was notified and said the dogs must have jumped through the window of his trailer. He was warned to keep
the dogs up.
A resident called and reported one of his cows had been shot with an arrow.
A man reported someone threw a dead animal in his well.
A couple reported the theft of a horse valued at $750.
A man reported someone had dumped a dead hog near County Road 309.
A man reported an unleashed dog tearing up his Halloween decorations on Cain Street.
Animal Control was notified.
A man reported the neighbor's dog chewed up one of his cows.
Cows on Hwy. 23 S. at Witter were reported. The caller said this is an on-going problem.
A man reported a missing dalmation. He said the dog bites.
A woman reported a large black pig in her yard and the pig charged at her when she tried to go to her vehicle.
An officer responded and penned the pig.
An Acorn Street resident was cited for cruelty to animals. Five dogs were left
in a back yard with no shade or water. One dog was found in a pen dead and another one was sick. The owners stated they left
town and forgot the animals were outside but they had water when they left.
A mother reported her eight-year old son was bitten several times by a beagle at Clifty.
A caller reported three dogs were chasing cars down the highway creating a nuisance.
A caller reported 3 emus in her yard.
A woman reported a bear outside her house.
A woman reported someone cut the leashes on two dogs in her yard and the dogs killed 21 chickens.
A report of a disagreement over a dog between neighbors was received.
A woman reported four teenage boys stopped in her driveway and attempted to take her rat terrier. She yelled at them and they dropped the dog and took off.
A caller reported he hit a deer with his Chevy Blazer. No damage was reported to his car but he did kill the deer.
A man reported he was gathering firewood and was surrounded by a pack of Dalmation dogs. He stated he had to beat them off with a stick.
A woman reported her 1-1/2 year old pig was shot.
Ten horses were reported on the highway on 74.
A resident reported there were pigs in his yard and he wanted them removed.
A man reported a large dog attacked his chihuahua in his front yard. The dog was badly injured.
A man reported ten cows, a bull, and a dog missing. The livestock had been missing for three weeks.
A bull on the highway was reported and the owner was contacted.
A man reported there were ten head of cattle on Hwy. 74 west.
A caller reported a pot bellied pig had been tearing up her flower beds and getting under her Mede's feet.
A man reported someone shot a bunch of birds on his property and shot one of his calves.
A woman reported someone ran over her dog and threw it in her front yard.
A caller reported her husband heard a noise and they went outside and found their dog shot three times.
Dixie Cate reported a German Shepherd dog killed 15 chickens and 3 guineas. She said she killed the dog.
A man reported a large black cow on the highway at Alabam.
A caller from Wesley reported his neighbor's dogs were coming to his house and urinating on his front porch and messing up his lawn furniture.
A caller reported a lion walking around her house. The lion belonged to a neighbor who said it had been declawed and defanged.
A caller reported there were 12 or 14 bags of dead dogs dumped beside the road on County Road 190.
A resident reported someone let four horses out of their pasture, and their legs were cut.
A man reported he found an old tire with a dead animal inside thrown in the lake on Lakeview Drive.
An anonymous caller reported some people had moved and left a dog at the residence. She advised that no one has been around in a week and all the dog does is bark.
A woman reported another woman threw a bag of puppies into the river by Kingston. She said they tried to save them.
Dogs were reported running loose. The owner had been contacted and warned he was in violation of city ordinances. Another man reported he was jogging and was chased by a dog belonging to the same people.
A man reported the neighbor's dogs chasing his cows. The owner of the dogs was notified and is building a pen for them.
A resident advised her son was bitten by a dog, but they do not want to press charges.
A woman reported a man beating two dogs with a cord.
A caller reported a large rottweiler dog kept her daughter from getting on the school bus, and the dog is still loose.
A resident of Route 1, Huntsville, reported his dog and a neighbor's dog had killed one of his calves. He later called back to say the calf was not missing and doesn't know what the dogs were chewing on.
A caller reported at least five horses on the road in the Pinnacle Mountain area.
A report was made that a cow had been shot in the Hindsville area. The bag had been cut from the cow.
A caller reported a cow in a ditch about a quarter of a mile east of Marble. He also reported seven deer trying to cross the road on Hwy. 412E.
A caller reported there was a white pig at her house and no one claims it.
An anonymous caller reporter her neighbor's dog was starving.
A caller reported a red doberman was in his pig pen, and his pig was almost dead. He asked for assistance stating he was afraid of the dog.
A complaint of cows running loose in a neighbor's yard at Delaney was reported.
A Warren St. resident reported a stray cow behind her house. It was also reported behind Basham's Garage on the square, in front of T-Mart and on Sycamore Street. Officers were unable to locate the owner.
A Combs resident complained about neighbor's dogs who try to bite her when she leaves her house to get in her car.
A caller reported she was bitten by a dog at a local residence. The dog lunged at her almost severing her nose.
A resident reported a neighbor had taken their cat several times.
A caller advised that a cow was on the roadway on 412W at the Lake Hindsville Road.
A 2-year-old resident was bitten by a neighbor's dog Friday. She went to the fence to pet the dog, and it jumped the fence and bit her on the mouth. The dog was on a chain, but there was enough length for the dog to go over the fence. The child was transported to Washington Regional and received 20 stitches in her mouth. The dog was taken to the country to stay.
A caller reported she saw deer in a field and heard shooting. She was advised that a landowner was shooting skunks.
A caller reported a lost mule in her yard.
Animal abuse reports were received. A dog was tied up and starving.
A resident in the Whorton Creek area reported her neighbor has a llama she will not keep up. The llama chases her when she is riding her horse.
A report was called in that a man was bitten by a dog, part Shepherd and part wolf mix.
A caller told the sheriff's office his neighbor's dog attacked his pet deer and tom turkey. He said his wife hyperventilated from chasing the dog and had to be taken to the emergency room.
A complaint of cows running loose in a neighbor's yard at Delaney was called in.
Officers investigated a complaint of criminal trespass, theft of property and cruelty to animals. A 17-year-old suspect apparently cut the tails and manes of three horses being kept in a field off Crossbow Road.
A caller reported four dogs killed one of his cows. The cow was down, and the dogs were eating her.
A caller advised a possum was in her garage and she couldn't get him out.
A caller reported a vehicle hit three deer.
A report of possible criminal trespass on Missouri Street was reported. The complainant said she thought someone put a miniature rabbit in with her full-size rabbits.
A caller reported her horse was killed while having a colt by a pack of dogs.
A Warren Street resident complained of a neighbor's chickens roosting on her car.
A woman reported a large dog attacked her car as she was going to the Crosses store.
A man reported three dogs killing cattle on his property.
A Hindsville resident reported someone shot his cat.
Richard Burton reported hitting a deer on Hwy. 16 West.
A caller reported animal neglect. Horses were found in poor condition. One horse could not get up. Horse carcasses were found in a small stream.
An anonymous caller reported several pot bellied pigs on Hwy. 16.
A caller reported being approached by a youth with a snake on a bike path who asked her if she was afraid of it. She said he had also harassed her in the past with snakes.Police reported a woman fishing for dead fish in a local pond. She wanted to turn them over to the Health Department.A motorist complained of an irrational deer. Looks like it was dancing.A large snake with fangs was reported next to a residence. Upon investigation, it was found to be a garden snake that had just eaten a frog.The police assisted another police department with an odd acting squirrel.A dog reported to be barking at a rodent was 'advised'.A resident reported that a woodchuck bit one of their dogs and that their other dog then bit the woodchuck.A woman reported her boyfriend tried to cook her dog.A woman reported shots in her neighborhood and dogs running. One dog had his face shot half off.A man advised a bulldog had chewed the teats off three of his cows. There was a witness to the incident.A woman reported that a blond dog had been lying in the yard of the residence across the street from hers and wouldn't
move. She believed it may have frozen to death, she said.A man reported he had a horse missing. It is gray with the letter F and an upside-down U on the left hip, T drag on the left shoulder, extremely flea bitten.A woman reported a dog went into her home and killed her ferret. The caller said she lives in a tent.A nurse reported a girl was bitten on the finger by
a chipmunk.An emu was reported near Big Clifty scaring cattle. A caller reported some strange dogs acting strangely. An unknown resident said there was a dead armadillo on Lee Street and it was stinking up the neighborhood. The officer said he couldn't transport the animal but would come over and kick it into the ditch until it could be removed. Two heifers were reported going down Swamp Street. The owner could not be located. A caller reported he found one of his cows on the ground with its back legs tied together. A Lakeview Drive resident reported a pet duck had been shot with an arrow. The caller requested extra patrol. A caller reported someone stole her three legged goat and drowned it in a pond. A Winslow resident reported a bull on Hwy. 74 West charged her car, and she backed up and ran in the ditch. The bull was then almost hit by an 18-wheeler. A man reported his dog had been killed and burned. He said the neighbors were responsible.
A woman reported her son’s bus driver grabbed him and told him 'to sit down and get a life.'
St. Paul School requested an officer to come to the school and identify a white powder two boys
had been sniffing.
A parent complained that his son was swatted on the leg at school instead of on the bottom. The parent gave permission for the student to be swatted.
A call of a possible fight between two high school boys was investigated. The fight was called off.
A Huntsville school bus driver was harassed by a subject while driving her bus route. The subject stood in the road and stopped the bus and screamed obscenities at
the driver.
A bus driver reported a man pulled up beside the bus and exposed himself on County Road #134.
A woman reported a small boy standing in the middle of the road waiting for the school bus. She was concerned for his safety.
A parent complained a school bus driver screamed at his son on the bus and nearly closed a window on his son's fingers while disciplining him.
Three juveniles were found on the roof of the elementary school during a football game. The juveniles said they went on the roof to smoke.
A man reported his daughter called him and told him a man and woman drove up in a truck and took their mailbox from the post, then later returned it and placed it back on the post.
A woman reported her neighbor ran over to her house naked and her son saw him.
A man said that a man who had 'a thing' for his wife had left flowers on her windshield and on the license plate.
A caller reported a man wearing a dress and carrying a walking stick assaulted two people.
A caller advised of a young girl that was in his driveway saying she was lost. She said she had been frightened by a snake and had run. The caller advised that the subject was disoriented.
A man reported a man got into his vehicle, then said he was 'just cleaning it' and left.
A man reported a man is screaming at a building and threw a dead squirrel in the parking lot.
A woman reported two people intentionally setting each other on fire.
A woman reported finding her neighbor in bed with her.
A man reported someone tried to shoot him with a blow dart.
A woman reported another lady called her 'about 28 times' that day and that she had already spoken with the FBI regarding the matter.
A woman reported someone broke in, turned her heat up to 80 degrees and lifted her bed skirt.
A woman reported when her neighbor returned home a man was in her shower and he hit her with a phone.
A caller reported gunshots were heard. A neighbor was playing a war game on Nintendo.
A man reported someone was walking around on his roof.
A woman reported men were on her roof and in the trees.
A caller reported someone had been breaking into a vacant apartment and sleeping.
A man reported a vehicle has circled the neighorhood about 12 times going 2 or 3 mph.
A woman reported a man came out of a dressing room without any clothes on and when she told him he went back in and got dressed.
A caller reported a naked man waving at traffic.
A woman reported the bank call center received a call from a man in Texas who said he was en route to Arkansas and was going to 'make heads roll' or 'kill somebody'.
Suspicious males covered in mud were reported.
A white male covered in lotion was throwing things on a local road.
A neighbor dispute on concerned children making faces.
A man overheard youths talk about a crack in his fence. He thinks they’re up to no good.
A woman reported a man wearing lipstick, pearls and earrings stopped and asked the children if they wanted to play with him.
A caller reported a naked man waving at traffic.
A man advised that when he returned home he discovered a boat in his front yard.
A woman reported hearing a 'weird yell' and then a gunshot.
A caller reported haring people fighting and someone screaming 'you will not burn me.'
A caller reported finding a bag of ammunition in a flower bed.
A woman at a church reported a woman claiming she had brain surgery and can't remember where her home is.
A man reported a man threw water on him after he spit on the sidewalk.
A man reported an older woman in her robe and barefoot and she doesn't know how she got there.
A woman reported a man on a motorcycle flashed her.
An unidentified caller reported that a white male subject was seen standing on the southeast corner of the square, waving to everyone and "acting weird."
A woman at McDonald's restaurant reported a man was threatening to come and shoot the employees because they wouldn't cook him 50 double cheeseburgers.
A woman reported a white light with red around it, the size of a house, was falling from the sky.
A woman reported a stranger came into her house and tied a string to the ceiling.
A woman reported finding a 'lethal' axe in her attic.
A woman reported her water has a strange odor and her shampoo smells funny.
A man reported someone put a pair of underwear in his mailbox.
A man reported a prowler who claimed to be Satan attempted to break down the door.
A woman reported 'strange things happening outside'.
A woman reported a man walking down the street carrying a plate of tacos and threatening people.
A man reported two men offered to fix a leak in his roof for $550 and used spray paint instead.
A woman reported a man in the parking lot solicited her while urinating on her vehicle.
A caller reported a woman knocking on doors and then lifting her skirt.
A caller reported a man driving around the parking lot exposing himself to people and asking them how the like the view.
A driver reported another driver tailgating and videotaping his vehicle.
A woman reported a man walking down the street wearing a surgical mask.
A man reported someone had broken into his home, and he found a bar of soap in his shower.
A woman reported a prowler 'hovering in the dark'.
A man reported someone left a cold beer in his mailbox.
A man at the park reported being threatened by 'a large man walking three beagles'.
A man with a local construction company reported a man has driven up to the company's trucks and exposed himself five different times.
A caller reported a man looking into windows and fondling himself.
A woman reported finding another skull.
A man reported finding a human skull wrapped in newspaper in a bucket.
A man reported finding a lawnmower in his backyard.
A caller reported several people urinating on his street at the dead end.
A man reported that his water hydrant kept coming on, and he believed someone was getting water out of it.
A caller reported a suspicious vehicle was causing a dog to bark.
A woman reported getting approximately 30 harassing phone calls and threats. The suspect was
contacted and said he would quit calling.
A man reported someone in a Jeep with the fog lights on had beed parked for a long time.
A woman reported a man came in the women's restroom and started asking her obscene questions.
A man reported a man walking back and forth in front of a business for about half an hour.
A woman reported that several teen-agers in an old orange truck were possibly on the prowl to bash mailboxes.
A man reported he arrived home to find someone looking in his mail box.
A caller reported a man lying in the ditch.
A woman at a convenience store reported that a man had been in the bathroom for over an hour.
A man at a business reported a man inside the building saying he had a gun in his vehicle and would bring it
inside the building if he did not get some assistance.
A professor reported a student disrupted her class and when she approached him, they began arguing.
He showed no remorse for his actions, she said.
A woman reported a man stopped and asked her if she wanted a ride and when she refused,
he got out of the vehicle and raped her, then drove away.
A man reported a man wearing a hat with a rebel flag on it was causing a disturbance.
A man reported a man without a shirt but wearing a tie was waving down traffic and acting strange.
A man reported someone tried to get into an apartment through the window. A man in the residence
told the intruder he had the wrong apartment and the intruder went to another apartment.
A woman reported she could hear someone banging on the wall, and thought there might be a disturbance
going on. Police reported a small child was riding a tricycle into the walls.
A man called to report two subjects in a Mazda passenger car had stopped in front of his house and fired a
weapon from the highway, killing a turkey.
A man reported a man was outside begging and looked as if he had fallen into the creek because he was
soaking wet.
A man reported he thought he saw some prison escapees from Texas. He said he saw two bald men walking down
Arkansas 59 and one was limping as if he had been dragging a chain.
A woman reported she thought someone was in her house. She said she could hear people walking around in
her apartment and she had a kitchen knife with her. She said officers had been to her house previously in reference
to a prowler. She thought the people above her apartment were coming into her apartment through the vent and stealing
her food and medication, the caller said.
A woman reported a man on brain medication was fighting with her mother and threatening suicide.
A man reported a green Neon had been parked in the parking lot for 45 minutes for no apparent reason.
A man reported a 'goofy-looking' man tried to steal a car and ran away when he was seen.
A man reported people engaged in sexual activity in a parked red BMW at a dead end. Several condoms were
found in the area and the caller was unable to get physical descriptions because the windows were fogged.
A caller reported a small white truck with a camper shell was parked at a dead end road after
driving up and down the road several times.
An anonymous caller reported a car in the road on 295 S with two men in it passed out.
A man reported that a woman was just fired and she grabbed some important files when she left.
A woman reported a man and a woman were driving around and stopping in front of people's houses.
A man reported his wife pulled out from their driveway and a man started beating on her car windows trying to
get a ride to the rodeo grounds.
A man reported that he was hearing weird noises in his back yard.
A man reported a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old outside banging on his door and calling him names.
A woman reported a man knocked on the drive-thru window when only four women were in the restaurant.
A woman reported that a man and woman were standing at the counter yelling at employees for no reason.
A man reported he saw flashlights out back of his house and heard people talking. They may be shooting off fireworks,
he said.
A woman reported two strange people were in her apartment approximately five minutes ago and left before
having a chance to steal anything.
A woman reported that a man in a red Toyota was driving around the area recklessly and flipped her off.
He then parked his car, got our and started yelling obscenities at no one in particular, the caller said.
A woman at the sheriff's office reported that a man sitting in a white Oldsmobile Delta '88 in the Magnolia
Drive area was nude and masturbating.
A woman reported a man in an older model silver Honda Prelude exposing himself and making obscene gestures in the
area of Sanders Avenue.
A man reported a woman was there and refused to leave. He said at the beginning of the call she was beating
on the door, but she was now sitting on an older blue truck.
A woman called police reporting someone was knocking on her bedroom window every two to three minutes.
She was fearful someone was trying to break into her apartment.
A caller reported a man was changing clothes beside his apartment.
A woman reported a woman acting strangely whose pupils were dilated was sitting in a turquoise car
in the parking lot of Sonic.
A female was reported lying in a ditch with a grocery bag and black trash bag. The caller reported she
appeared mentally unstable.
A woman reported a white car was pulling up to businesses and backing out.
A man reported a suspicious package across from the school. The paper sack appeared to have something
in it and had writing on the outside.
A woman reported a man stood outside her bedroom making sexual noises then left on foot.
A caller reported 'there's someone pilferin' around down here.'
A man reported a man in full camouflage walking westbound. He was reportedly armed with a sword and mace.
A caller reported a man across the street lying on his stomach in the yard.
A man reported a woman was trespassing and out of her mind.
A caller reported someone broke into his apartment and urinated on his couch.
A woman reported a man with golden teeth making sexual advances to girls in the trailer park.
A woman reported that when she returned home, a light was turned off and there was cigarette smoke inside.
A woman reported someone shot a hole in her front window. There is a dead bird in her yard as well.
A woman reported two harassing telephone calls. She said the first was just music and the second was music
and profanities.
A man reported a man with brown frizzy hair punching cars and cursing loudly walking southbound.
A man reported a man and woman came into the store and bought six packages of matches and a container
of lye.
A caller reported four men were standing in the parking lot talking about dealing drugs.
A woman reported a man wearing all white was sitting on a street corner gesturing to her friend.
A man reported two men in a red Chevy pulled up in his driveway and used the bathroom, then left
southbound chasing a maroon Tempo.
A man at Wal-Mart reported a man wearing a blue jean jacket and a blue ball cap was buying a large amount
of Sudafed.
A woman reported several young people driving up and down the road and tapping on windows of houses
at St. Paul.
A woman reported a man going door-to-door 'just rattling and talking', according to the caller.
A woman reported a man walking around in her yard, acting mean toward her dog and saying strange things to her boyfriend.
A man reported he was in his car when a man came up to his window and asked for a ride, claiming to have run out of gas. When the caller refused,
the man jumped in back of the pickup and demanded to be driven to the railroad tracks. He lay down in the truck, and appeared to be looking out for police officers.
A woman reported an unknown man and woman entered her house. The man wore a suit.
A man reported he received a letter from a woman in which she demanded $64,000 or she would reveal a 'secret'.
A caller reported a man wearing underwear, a tank top, and something on his head.
A man reported another man refused to leave the church's premises. The trespasser left racial notes scattered around the church, the caller said.
A man reported a man covered with blankets is on his porch, refusing to move or communicate.
An officer reported a man standing next to a black van and exposing himself to pedestrians.
A man reported another man beat on his door and asked the caller to sleep with him.
A caller reported a man sitting on the bench waiting for the bus exposed himself whe he urinated on the bus stop.
A woman reported someone hanging around her living room window and leaving cigarette butts.
A woman reported a neighbor trespassing on her property and petting her horses.
An officer reported a man came to his front porch and asked the officer to remove a pair of handcuffs.
A woman reported a customer coming into the store several times, buying ephedrine and peroxide and asking if they sold balloons.
A man reported a man trying to hide in his barn.
A man reported a woman 'swinging arms and acting odd.'
A caller reported loud parties and 'suspicious Arabic males.'
A woman reported she has been receiving phone calls from an elderly woman who tells her 'to call her back and tell her what to
do about a guy that keeps breaking into her house.'
A caller reported two men fighting. The caller said he thought they sold crack and said one of the men 'had a panty-hose hat on.'
A caller reported suspicious people entering a building carrying pots. The windows were blacked out with paper, the caller said.
A caller reported 10 men arguing and throwing knives at the house.
A woman reported a man with a shaved head walking aroung the neighborhood acting disoriented and asking for 'Robert'.
A man reported a stolen truck had been parked behind the apartments for about a year.
A man reported a large pool of blood beside a blue ball cap.
A woman reported a naked man knocking on her door.
A caller at a restaurant reported people left their infant child in a vehicle, ate at the restaurant, and left in a different vehicle.
A caller reported receiving threatening phone calls from a person who claims to work for a TV sports show and goes by the name of 'The Drake'.
A woman reported a man knocking on her door for over an hour.
A woman reported a man caught on video tape masturbating in the computer room.
A caller reported 'there's someone pilferin' around down here.'
A woman reported someone left bicycles as a gift for a tenant's child with a note attached. The note read 'Hello Beautiful, here's a gift for you.' The mother was
concerned someone was stalking her daughter, the caller said.
A woman reported a man sleeping on her front porch.
A woman reported a naked man came into the house and french kissed her sleeping daughter.
A woman reported someone put lighter fluid in the ice in her freezer while she was not at home.
A man reported a man wearing latex gloves was following four women around the parking lot.
A man reported a road grader in the middle of the road with the blade down
and the wheels up in the air.
A man in an apartment reported a naked man was in his apartment.
A man reported a man got off his bike in his driveway and is lying in the ditch by the caller's mailbox.
A woman reported someone urinated on the doorstep and smeared animal waste on the window.
A man called about another man passed out in his car. He said a man he didn't know entered his property
claiming to look for arrowheads. The caller said he left his home for a while, and when he returned, the man was
passed out in the caller's car.
A woman reported nude bathers on the river behind her house. She said they tried to get her 10- and
12-year-old sons to come down there.
A woman reported she had been sitting on the couch and she heard her dryer start. She said she was alone
in the house. She said she had not seen anyone in the house.
A woman reported two small children, nude, playing in the middle of the county road off Hwy. 45S.
A man reported that someone had been using a pocket knife to pull latches down on locks at Kingston
School. The computers were being used.
A man reported his mother was out of prison and was at his house trying to take things.
A gunshot at Ridgeway Apartments was reported. A male subject said he had a gun in his pocket and as he
was coming down the stairs, it accidentally went off, striking the concrete step then ricocheting up into the ceiling
where the slug fell back down to the concrete. Two friends were with him and it was found they had earlier been
ordered not to come back on the premises. They were booked into jail on charges of criminal trespassing. The subject
with the gun did not have a permit to carry a concealed weapon. This matter was referred to the prosecutor.
A woman near Witter reported a vehicle turning around in her driveway.
A woman reported someone was shining a laser light through her window.
A woman reported she parked her vehicle at Dollar General. When she returned, a subject had parked
very close to her vehicle and when he got out of his vehicle, his door struck her vehicle.
A St. Paul student, 12 years old, reported she was being threatened by another female student.
The girl threatened to beat her up up put a firecracker in her locker.
A man reported a vehicle driving down the road with someone shooting from the vehicle.
A caller reported a man entered her daughter-in-law's house and got in the shower. The caller's husband
got the man out of the house.
A caller reported 4 wheelers running up and down county road 118 for two days.
A woman reported too many vehicles parked on the road making it difficult to get to her house.
A subject reported a man drove by shouting profanities.
A man reported he loaned some tools to a subject and they ended up in a pawn shop in Fayetteville.
A man reported another man dug a 6' x 6' hole across the road.
A woman reported some children were mooning her from across the street.
A woman reported she saw someone on her property with a flashlight.
A man reported a subject was at his house with a slingblade, wanting money he didn't earn.
A woman advised she has land in Madison County and someone is building buildings on it.
A woman called police after coming home to find a man passed out on her floor. She said the man
lives in a trailer down the road.
A woman reported a man in the ditch 2 miles north of Kingston.
A man reported careless shooting at White River at Crosses. A man and two boys were shooting toward
swimmers in the river.
A resident called the police at 9:50 and requested an officer come to her home on South Harris
Street to see what was in her yard. The item was a pole in concrete in a can with a cardboard figure of
a man. One side was painted black and the other side had the words, "leave nigger." The item was
taken to the police department.
A man with the hood up on his truck on 23 N was reported. He had blood on his face. He apparently
injured his nose.
A man reported a man lying beside the highway on 412B. Officers found a juvenile, who was taken
home and released to his parents.
A woman reported people bulldozing at night and thought this was unusual.
A woman reported men walking in a field near her house with flashlights.
A caller reported screams coming from near their home. The screams stopped when they turned on the porch light.
A woman reported that people trying to repossess a vehicle in the Purdy community were keeping
her awake. The horn kept honking.
A woman reported someone in a jeep pulled into her driveway, revved their motor and yelled at her.
A woman reported someone piled tree limbs, rock and a fence post in the road, preventing the bus from
getting through. The debris was moved but the subjects came back and put it back in the road. Officers went to
the scene.
A woman reported suspicious persons who came to her house who said they were from Pennsylvania and were
asking questions about kids between 11-18.
A woman complained a man keeps coming by her house when her husband is not home.
A man reported he had his barn painted and when it rained, the paint washed off. He was referred to
the prosecuting attorney.
A woman reported someone stopped at her house wanting to paint her barn. She said she had heard about
a scam on TV of this type.
A woman reported she returned home and found a box with some green leafy substance and some white
substance with a burned Coke can.
Extra patrol was requested in St. Paul. Teenagers were reported hanging out and playing loud music.
A mail carrier was threatened on his mail route by a woman carrying a gun.
A man reported he received a threatening letter over the Internet.
A Huntsville resident reported a prowler at her home on Hawkins Street. The caller
reported her daughter went to feed the dog and a man was standing between the house and the dog pen.
The caller followed the man until he disappeared.
A man reported his neighbor's car door was open at his residence and blood was noticed on the vehicle and
other vehicles. The blood trail led to the front door of the residence. A resident was charged with breaking and entering.
A woman reported a man in a ford pickup was shooting a gun at a car in front of him. Officers responded.
A caller reported an unknown truck on her driveway. The occupants shot a couple of bottle
rockets and scared her.
A man reported there was a backhoe on property on 303 digging a trench across his driveway.
A woman reported a pickup parked in her driveway. She didn't know why he was parked there.
A resident on County Road 6 reported the driver of a wrecker pulling into their driveway and yelling obscenities at them. This harassment has reportedly been going on for some time.
A woman reported a rust-colored Ford truck with a lift kit drove through her yard and the driver yelled obscenities.
A report was made of a person driving back and forth in front of the caller's house.
A suspicious vehicle with Oklahoma tags was reported. The vehicle stopped on 412 West at a business and a small girl jumped out of the vehicle and ran away. Two young men put her back in the vehicle and drove off.
A woman reported a vehicle pulling in and out of her driveway and revving the engine.
A citizen's complaint was made of a man walking down the middle of Hwy. 23N.
A man reported someone had been cutting doughnuts in the Buckeye Church parking lot and had thrown a lot of mud on the church.
A caller reported a vehicle sitting in the middle of Hwy. 412 with no lights on, near Kings River Country Store.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in his driveway for a week. He was advised to have it towed.
An officer found a suspicious person at the recycling center. He was found trying to hide behind a pile of old furniture.
Eureka Springs EMS responded to a call a woman was lying in the highway near the county line.
A woman reported two men living in a tent at the Witter roadside park. She said people were afraid to take their children there.
Harassing communications were reported. A caller reported an inmate from the Department of Corrections was calling and harassing his wife.
A man reported a man lying in a ditch covered with a blanket on Hwy. 412 W.
A woman reported her two sons drove past a residence on Hwy. 412E and a man pointed a gun at them.
A caller on Long Valley Road reported someone knocking on her window.
A person called the sheriff's department and reported a pickup stopped and let a man out at Withrow Springs Park. He had a gun. Game and Fish officers were also called.
Gun shots were reported in the Withrow Springs area.
A person on Governor's Hill reported there was someone in the house.
An anonymous caller reported a pickup driving up and down County Road 8 and shooting a gun.
A caller reported subjects driving up and down the road shooting wildlife.
An anonymous caller reported a man lying beside the road covered with a blanket.
A resident advised that someone in a tan and blue Chevrolet pickup was trespassing and had left chicken houses unlocked.
An employee of a convenience store reported a suspicious male had been there for approximately two hours. He was asking customers for a ride to Springdale. He was transported to a church outside of town by police.
A salesman trying to sell books as reported as being strange and pushy. He was from the National ducation Foundation.
A caller reported a man lying eside the highway on 412 East.
A security guard at Huntsville emorial Hospital reported he thought someone was in the building. He called the police from a pay phone on the square. A search revealed everything in order. Other guards claim to have seen strange occurences while patroling HMH. One of the guards claims to have pictures of apparitions.
A Route 5 resident reported three men at her back door in Army clothes and had guns. When she spoke to them, they ran off.
A man was reported slumped over the wheel for approximately two hours.
A man "going crazy", having an ax and a machete, was reported from St. Paul. A woman reported two men followed her from the restaurant to the bank, then hit her with an orange.A man reported a man stopped at his home and asked him to drive, because he had plans to rob a convenience store.Two people called police about a person laying in the middle of the road; the person turned out to be a box. A man reported hearing a low-frequency noise in the 1000 block of Benton Court. A man reported someone left a bag of 'witchcraft stuff' in his doorway. A man reported two men throwing a baseball back and forth.A woman reported a man with a mohawk was walking door-to-door asking tenants if they had seen a black man
with a gold tooth. He was scaring them, she said.A caller reported a man with a net over his hair was acting suspiciously.A man reported that a man dressed in black had been roaming around the parking lot beating on piles of snow.A caller reported a man in the parking lot was masturbating and exposing himself to customers coming and
going from the Wal-Mart.A man reported finding woman's clothing, some underwear and duct tape around a chair.A caller reported giving a man a ride to Wal-Mart, where the man bought a cross and then 'said the voices in his head told him he needed to be at Waffle House.' The man
has the word 'flexible' written on the back of his hand, the caller said, and is wearing three different shirts, which he kept changing.A woman reported an overweight woman on a miniature horse and 'thinks someone should know about it.'A woman reported they returned home to their
apartment at Southridge Apartments and found a plastic bag on their front porch with human feces in it.
The owner of the Faubus Motel reported a subject called him wanting sleeping pills or a gun. The subject was released to friends.
A suspicious person on Hwy. 45 reported someone came to her door wanting gas, and she was afraid he was going to enter the house.
A confused elderly woman was found trying to cross Hwy. 412. She was returned to Meadowview Lodge.
A suspicious person was reported at One Stop. The subject was behaving strangely and talking to himself.
A suspicious woman at Clifty was reported. The caller said that the woman had changed clothes several times.
A black Jeep was reported leaving the Wildlife Management Area with a dead deer in the back.
An anonymous caller reported 50 Mexicans are coming to Huntsville from the Mexican border to work at
Butterball, and they are illegal.
woman going through trash bins in back of Wal-Mart was warned the store manager did not want her doing this. He was concerned for her safety climbing in and out of the bins. The woman had been warned several times in the past.
An anonymous caller reported three illegal Mexicans living in the country.
A caller notified police she thought she had seen one of the FBI's "10 Most Wanted" in Huntsville.
A resident in the Clifty area reported her ex-husband had been following her and is into Satanism.
A caller asked police for help and said he was "freaking out." The man was transported to Springdale hospital. He told police he has a mental condition.
A report was made of two men hanging around a house. One man was in a shed and the other in the garden in back of the house.
A subject reportedly travelling to Mountain Home and given a room at the Faubus Motel was advised not to keep seeking assistance at different churches.
Two residents reported they returned home to find their front door open and the dogs outside. Apparently the landlord had opened the door to air the house out.
A caller reported an ad in the statewide classified section was a scam. The ad concerned a Pepsi route.
City officers were attempting to bring a prisoner through the front door when he resisted, knocking an
officer into the door, causing it to become unhinged.
An inmate in the jail stuffed his clothing in the toilet and flooded his cell. He was also banging on the walls.
A suspicious phone call was received by a Hindsville resident. The resident said the caller said he was calling from the Madison County Jail.
A trustee reported smoke coming from a cell. An inmate had started a small fire. His privileges were taken away.
A complaint was filed against Judge W.Q. Hall for calling a man an obscenity in the courtroom.
An officer was called due to a disorderly subject at the county jail. The subject had a rosary bead in his mouth and was trying to swallow it. He finally put the bead in his property bag. The subject was placed in a cell.
A prisoner in the Madison County Jail apparently fell and hit his head while taking a shower, causing a small cut. According to the report, he said he thought his prosthetic leg locked and when he stood, it folded up on him. He was taken to Springdale Hospital to be checked.
A man reported a dog stolen, and it is now staring out the window of a house a few blocks away.
A man reported his ex-wife broke his door down and was keeping him awake.
A man reported a man threw hot coffee in his face and they fought.
A man reported his father threw his wife in a ditch and was 'coming after them'.
A woman reported a man head-butted her.
A man reported two men driving golf balls at him as he mowed his lawn.
A man reported someone wearing a straw hat ran over his toe at a party.
A man reported his girlfriend kicked in his front door and threw a can of beets at him.
A woman reported being hurt purposefully by an employee of the emergency room at the hospital.
A woman reported a man hit, kicked and shover her into dog feces.
A woman reported her son's ex-girlfriend broke into her home and started throwing rocks.
A man reported a man he stabbed a few weeks ago threatened to kill him.
A woman reported a man gave her a hug and stabbed her in the back three to four times.
A man reported his wife kicked him out of bed, causing him to hit his head on the night stand.
A woman requested to speak to an officer about her husband letting strange people into her bed.
A woman reported her boyfriend mashed a cupcake in her hair and poured soda on her head.
A woman reported a 79-year-old man kissed and fondled an 88-year-old woman.
A woman reported hearing three gunshots followed by a man screaming, "I'll kill you, again."
A man reported another man said 15 men with guns were coming over to settle a dispute over $25.
A man reported his wife put a cigarette out on his chest.
A woman reported she was sleeping when a man threw her off the bed, then threw the mattress in the front yard.
A man reported another man may have hit him in the head with a bottle.
A woman reported her daughter's ex-boyfriend has assaulted her with a baseball bat for the past three days.
A man reported someone using his bulldozer without permission.
A woman reported a teenage boy lit a stuffed animal on fire and threw it at her son.
A caller reported a man assaulted another man with a barbecue grill.
A woman reported she was sleeping when a man threw her off the bed, then threw the mattress in the front yard.
A caller at Supercuts reported a man unhappy about his wife’s haircut threatened to beat and rape one of the stylists.
A man reported that he and his sister share a joint checking account, and he is unhappy with her spending habits.
A woman reported a man with only one arm and one leg attempted to rip her ear off, then ran away.
A man on Electric Avenue reported three middle-aged men beat him and pulled off his pants.
A man reported two men knocked on his door, asked him for a cigarette, then beat him up.
A woman reported a woman armed with a screwdriver hijacked her vehicle in order to transport a kidnapped infant.
A man reported a male acquaintance borrowed his vehicle, sold it, then threatened to beat him with a baseball bat if he called the police.
A woman reported her daughter was bitten on the arm during a fight with a midget.
A man reported a man, possibly a midget, was beating a woman.
A man reported his daughter is trying to turn off the heater.
A woman reported a man pushed her wheelchair over, then kissed her twice.
A woman reported a woman stabbed her brother in the back of the head with a fork over a dispute about pancakes.
A woman reported her husband and his friend were talking at their residence when another man knocked on the door. She said the visitor was intoxicated. The visitor reportedly then insulted the woman and her husband began hitting the visitor with a stick. She said she began hitting the visitor with a trash barrel. As the visitor left, he reportedly threatened to kill them.
A man reported two teenagers beat up a third and thenstole his skateboard and his shoes.
A man reported a man attacked him at a softball game because he was sitting on the wrong side.
A woman reported her father assaulted her, then chased her out of the residence and down the road on his motorized wheelchair.
A caller reported a large man beating a smaller man with a chair.
A woman reported being threatened by a man on crutches and wearing a neck brace.
A man reported his wife threatened him with a gun during an argument about his new haircut.
A woman reported a man assaulted her with a shoe.
A man reported his former wife tried to run him over with her dump truck.
A woman reported 10 naked people chasing each other and possibly fighting.
A woman reported a man was hit in the head with a guitar.
A woman reported coming home to find her husband's girlfriend in her house.
A man reported a man tried to stab him with a screwdriver.
A caller reported a lot of bumping and stomping coming from an above apartment.
A family disturbance was reported. A woman reported her son was threatening to burn the house
down. When officers arrived the man was lighting a match. Officers then attempted to handcuff the subject and he
tried to reach for the officer's gun. EMS was notified and the subject was transported to the hospital for mental evaluation.
A woman reported the people in the apartment above sounded like they were wrestling and when she went up there to
ask them to stop, they pretended like they weren't home.
A man reported a woman came over and began using profanity with him.
A man was reported to be yelling at a gravel truck driver.
A man reported someone was moving snow with a tractor and making lots of noise.
A man reported that a woman had scratched another woman's arm.
A man reported a woman with a butcher knife.
A caller reported a woman was trying to wake her husband and he got up and hit her with a closed fist.
They argued and he threw a can of food at her, the caller said.
A man reported his neighbor pulled a gun on him. He said he had ongoing problems with his neighbor opening his
gate and letting his cows out.
A woman reported that some friends who had been living with her now refused to move out of the house.
A woman reported a kid rides his bike past her house scaring her animals, including two rare kangaroos.
She was afraid they would jump the fence and hurt themselves, she said.
A woman moving out of a Hindsville residence said she found her van full of trash. She reported
her landlord threatened her because she was behind in her rent.
An officer was traveling on War Eagle Street when he observed a pickup running with lights on and
a woman on the ground, who appeared to be upset. Apparently a 17-year-old pregnant woman fell backward when she got
out of the truck and her husband ran over her foot. The incident was thought to be an accident although the couple
had been arguing. Madison County EMS checked the woman's foot.
A woman reported a man grabbed her by the hair and turned a refrigerator over on her. He was driving a four-wheeler
from up the hill and kept coming down to her house and leaving, she said.
A woman reported a dispute with a neighbor. She said her husband was in the field and the neighbor threw a rock
and hit him in the head and his head was bleeding.
A woman at the Infant Development Center reported someone left a message on her vehicle saying something bad
would happen to her if she continued to park in the space.
A woman reported she was trying to get away from her husband and hit him in the head with a cup.
A man reported his girlfriend's mom and stepfather were there tearing up his truck.
A caller reported three or four people being loud while building a roof over their house.
A woman reported a disturbance took place at her house the previous evening and the other person involved
came back during the night and let the oil out of her car, but left a hand print.
A woman reported that her neighbor came over and said two men at his house tried to beat him with a wrench.
A caller reported he needed to go to Bob's Grocery but a man he had gotten in an argument with over some
bad driving was parked in the lot.
An 8-year-old boy reported his parents were physically fighting and his mother hit his father
in the head with a pan.
A report of child abuse was made by a woman concerning a juvenile who had apparently been hit in the head with a broom.
A woman called officers to remove a woman from her home who was unwelcome.
A man reported he was checking his mail and a neighbor hollered threats at him, including, 'You cannot hide forever.'
A woman reported a client hit the caller and the caller's aunt. The caller said the client also threw a large bottle of mouthwash at her aunt.
A woman reported someone threw milk on her face.
A man reported a man pulled a knife on him. The man with the knife accused the caller of spitting on his scooter.
A woman reported a man injured his jaw after being hit by another man.
A woman reported she was awakened by her neighbors shooting fireworks. When she asked them to stop, they started shooting them at her house.
A man reported his wife hit him on the head with a pan.
A man reported he has been threatened by his employer. His employer said he wants to meet him face to face to get his paycheck, so he can beat him up, the caller said.
A woman reported a child hit the caller's child on the leg with a rock.
A man reported a neighbor left goat remains in the caller's back yard.
A caller reported a fight broke out between three patients. The caller did not know which patient's story to believe because they all three suffer from
Alzheimer's or dementia, the caller said.
A caller reported two men arguing over rented movies. One of the men had a hammer, the caller said.
A man reported a neighbor threatened him using racial slurs and obscene language. His chickens and ducks also were let out and both his dogs killed, the caller said.
A man reported his girlfriend hit him in the face and gave him a black eye. She bullies him often, the caller said.
A woman reported older teenagers threw a snow ball at her son and knocked a tooth out.
A fight was reported involving a 230-pound man and his father, who is on oxygen.
A caller reported a woman ran outside, and a man followed her. She got into a vehicle, and he put a baby on top of the vehicle to keep her from driving away.
A caller reported two men fighting on top of a cab.
A man reported a man and woman fought, causing a disturbance. He went to break up the fight and the man struck him twice and tried to pull
his teeth out.
A woman reported an intoxitated man who lives in the woods harrassed her at her home.
A caller reported people having a party and causing a disturbance. Some were lying in the street and stopping traffic. The caller has a family and would like to get some sleep.
A man reported another man threatened him over the phone. The suspect had driven from Fort Smith to look at a scooter the caller had for sale. He decided not to
buy it, and told the caller he owed him gas money, the caller said.
A woman reported an unknown man came to her door and was talking to her when her former husband jumped from the car and attempted to get inside her house.
A man reported he was walking across a parking lot when two men demanded his money. When he refused, one of the men stabbed him in the left arm. The black-handled steak
knife was embedded in his arm, and he felt it hit bone, the caller said.
A woman reported someone hit a man in the head with a rock.
A woman reported a neighbor is dumping trash in the caller's back yard. The caller said it is 'stinking and nasty.'
A woman reported a neighbor shot her last duck. He also threatened that if she retaliated against his hound, he would burn her house down. Houses
in the area had been burned down before, the caller said.
A man reported his wife crawled in through the window so he locked himself in the bathroom.
A woman reported a man threatened to kill her. He said he would wait by her vehicle, the caller said.
A woman at the hospital reported a man fighting with doctors.
A woman reported her former husband threatened to 'put a gun in her new husband's mouth.'
A caller reported several people fighting, including a woman holding a baby.
A caller reported a man repeatedly hit the caller with a beer bottle.
A woman reported a man threatened to 'come over and rip everyone's lungs out.'
A woman reported a man hit in the back of the head with a shovel (familiar) by another man.
A man reported a man threatened to hit him with over the head with his beer.
A caller reported a teenage with Arkansas Support Network threatened her with a 'big wooden object'.
A man reported another man walking made a rude gesture toward him as he drove by. Thinking it was a friend joking, the caller pulled up next to the
subject, who the threatened him with a knife.
A woman reported her former boyfriend threatened her. He called and said he had 33 friends coming with him and if she was 'with another guy it
was over', the caller said.
A man reported a dark-haired woman kicked him in the groin.
A woman reported another woman came by and hit her with a stick.
A woman reported a man, who had just broken a cabinet in her house, had an ax and was going for her Toyota.
A woman reported she was chasing her neighbor's dog out of her yard with a folded up newspaper when the neighbor started yelling at her.
A fight ensued in which the caller was bitten, an officer reported.
A woman reported a man with a car stereo in his hand throwing things at her window.
A woman reported her husband and son, whom she filed a restraining order against, standing in front of her and teasing her. She was in the emergency room last night because of
them, the caller said.
A caller reported two grandmothers fighting over a gift.
A woman reported a teenage boy threatened another teenage boy, then chased him with a fork.
A caller reported that a patient hit another patient with a football helmet, causing a hematoma, and the pinched the injured patient on the hand.
A man reported another man trespassing and 'swearing to his mother' that as soon as a particular Mexican or any other Mexican came out of
the club he was going to him them.
A caller reported loud music.
A man reported a man stabbed him repeatedly with a knife, including the head.
A man reported his father strapped him down and beat him a day earlier.
A caller reported 10 people yelling.
A caller reported loud people and cars parked everywhere.
A caller reported people outside of two apartments being loud and using bad language.
A man reported he took his vehicle to an auto shop and now it's missing. The caller said that he confronted his mother about the matter and she attacked him. He
confronted his brother, who stabbed him with a pitchfork.
A woman reported a man brought his gun into the living room to eject the shells and his wife's boyfriend attacked him.
A man came into the Police Department to report his wife 'struck him, stepped on his hand, shoved him into his room...and wouldn't let him out for a period of time.' The
caller says his wife did this in front of some of his children.
A woman reported her mother threatened everyone bacause no one would do what she wanted.
A caller reported three men and a woman fighting and calling each other hillbillies.
A man reported a friend of his girlfriend shot him twice with a BB gun.
A man reported he had an order of protection served against his wife whe she was in jail. Upon her release, she came to his house and took food, clothing and the car,
the caller said.
A caller reported a man threatened to blow his head off and stuff it in a hole.
A woman reported a woman in a wheelchair 'whopped pretty good in the head' by the man pushing her.
A woman reported her drunken husband became upset with her for not making enough bread. He slapped her and threw the phone to the ground, shattering it, the caller said.
A woman reported another woman threatened to 'snatch her bald'.
A man reported his wife pointed a rifle at him then fired it in the air. The caller said he "doesn't understand what the problem is."
A woman reported her neighbor had been banging on something for two nights keeping her awake.
A caller reported a disturbance where a 15-year-old male was throwing chairs at the back door of his house
because his mother had locked him out for throwing a shoe at his brother.
A domestic disturbance at Alabam was reported. A woman and her estranged husband were arguing over
their baby and the man reportedly kicked the woman.
A woman reported her husband was out of control and had hit a grandchild with his cane.
A man reported a man followed him and threatened to burn his house down.
A woman reported her neighbor threatened to hurt her dog. She wanted her neighbor arrested.
A dispute between neighbors was reported. A man stated his neighbors' children were stealing
his chickens and eggs and when he confronted their mother she pulled a gun on him.
An altercation was reported. A man put gas instead of diesel in his car and was waiting for a
tow truck. He was blaming the owner.
A woman reported her husband hit her over the head with his walking stick.
A young man called to report his dad for possession of marijuana, alcohol and child abuse.
A disturbance at a trailer on Hwy. 127 was reported. Some men were trying to repossess a mobile home.
A man reported his ex-wife attacked him by grabbing his face and digging her fingernails in.
A man reported surveyors cutting limbs on his property line. They had words and he called the sheriff's
department. They were referred to their attorneys.
A woman reported loud and profane music coming from a residence on Harris Street. An officer was dispatched
and the residents were told to turn the music down. He was told "No." Another complaint was received the next day
for the same thing.
A domestic disturbance at Wesley was reported. A man had a pistol and would not put it down.
A man reported he returned from driving his truck to Arizona and found his wife had left him and taken
everything out of the house and the coil wire on his pickup had been tampered with.
A woman advised her ex-husband put her children ages 3 and 5 in the back of a pickup and were going 70 mph.
A caller reported the people in the apartment above them were stomping loudly.
A woman called to complain that the noise from a weed eater being used at the Faubus Motel was bothering her.
A man reported his wife trespassing on his property on Hwy. 127.
A woman reported another woman was harassing her by spreading rumors about her.
A woman reported a loud party on Farmer Road.
An anonymous caller reported fighting at the Lollar's Creek bridge.
A woman reported that her husband was threatening to cut her tires. They had been arguing for several days.
A domestic dispute at Witter was reported. A 90-year-old man beat his wife with his walker, hurting her arm.
Officers responded. Later, another call came in that the 90-year-old man had a knife. The wife was removed from the house by
her daughter.
A man reported he loaned a trailer to his girlfriend and now wanted it back.
A man reported his daughter was threatened that she would be beaten with a ball bat at school.
A woman reported her neighbor keeps shooting her animals and cussing her children.
Damage to an apartment at Madison Estates was reported. A juvenile got mad at his sister and threw
a lawn chair into the window, breaking it. The parent was notified and agreed to pay for damages.
A woman reported her husband came to her and her boyfriend's residence and squealed his tires. She
wanted to press charges for destruction of property.
A man reported he arrived home and was walking into his house when he was called racial epithets.
A report of concern was made by a man concerned another man was "freaking out" about Y2K. He bought a
gun and wanted off work to stock his food closet.
A woman reported her husband beat her and she was afraid he would come back from the field and do it again.
A woman reported her boyfriend's ex-wife on the property and she wanted her to leave.
A woman reported her boyfriend hit her with a hammer. A man was charged with aggravated assault and
third degree battery.
A woman reported her ex-husband took her car then stripped it and dented the driver's side
fender and rear bumper, tore the steering wheel up and tore the radiator out.
A disturbance at Butterball resulted in the arrest of a resident. He was charged with first degree
aggravated assault, criminal mischief and interference with a law enforcement officer. The suspect, an employee at
the plant, apparantly broke a window in the shuttle truck, then threatened a supervisor with a broken broom handle. When
officers arrived, he reportedly had the broom handle and an open knife. Officers warned the subject to drop the knife
but he refused. The subject went into a blood donor trailer where he finally sat down and dropped the knife.
A disturbance was reported at One Stop. A woman objected to a juvenile smoking in a booth near the one she
was sitting in. The store employee said the woman became very loud. The woman said she knew the law and juveniles were
not supposed to smoke in a public place. The store clerk told her the store allowed smoking but could not sell cigarettes
to juveniles. An officer told the woman the store had the right to refuse service to anyone and that the store did not
want her to come back. The officer warned her that if she returned, she would be arrested for Criminal Trespass.
Two men hunting turkey in the wildlife management area were in a disturbance. One man was mad because
the other man scared a turkey away that he was trying to shoot. He pointed a gun at the other man for about five
minutes, then left.
Rogers Auto Sales reported a man threatened them when they tried to repossess a vehicle.
The man stabbed a knife through a briefcase.
A woman reported a man became violent with her daughter and struck her. He also threatened to kill
everyone and burn their house down.
A domestic dispute at the parking lot at Bob's market resulted in the arrest of two people.
A man was arrested for assault in the 3rd degree and a woman was cited for harassment. The man apparently had
an ax handle during the altercation.
A woman reported she is going through a divorce and went to pick up her belongings and her husband
had thrown them out in the front yard and they got rained on.
A man reported he let a family member borrow his deep freeze and poked holes in it. He was referred to
the prosecutor.
A woman reported someone on the Bart Gilley property tearing plants out of the garden. He appeared
to be very angry.
A man complained that neighbor children were throwing rocks at his car and had cracked the windshield.
He said he also had a rabbit cage taken off his front porch. The neighbor children denied throwing rocks and
neighbors said the windshield had been broken a long time.
A woman reported their neighbor fired shots in the air when her son was coming home.
They are in a dispute over a girlfriend.
A woman reported she received threatening phone calls from a former employee. She stated he was mad
because she turned him in for writing a hot check to her and he was angry.
A woman reported her children disabled her vehicle and she can't go anywhere.
A woman complained that loggers were knocking down trees and broadening roads on her land at Combs.
A family disturbance on Hwy. 127 was reported. A son tried to hit his father in the head with a brick.
A woman reported her estranged husband hit her and pushed her down in the water at War Eagle River.
A family disturbance on Hwy. 412 East was reported. A family travelling to Branson said the father
jumped out of the vehicle and was walking along the highway. He was reported to be violent.
A domestic disturbance at Bob's Market was reported. A man said his estranged wife came into the store
and began yelling and cursing him. The woman was asked to leave the store.
A dispute on County Road 446 was reported. They were arguing over a truck in the roadway.
A caller reported a child had been left in the middle of the highway in front
of her home. The child said his mother had gone to get gas. The caller took the child into her house and
called the sheriff's office.
A woman in Delaney reported she was being harassed by her grand-daughter.
A domestic dispute was reported. A caller reported a woman hanging out
the window of a car screaming for help. An officer stopped the car and the woman did now want to press charges.
A man reported his life was threatened by two boys. He said he had fixed a vehicle and the boys came to pick it up and refused to pay.
A man reported his wife and daughter were assaulted by a woman while they were driving a 4-wheeler on Ball Creek Road. The woman hit his wife in the face and slapped his daughter. The woman accused the woman on the 4-wheeler of turning her in to the Department of Human Services.
An altercation between three girls at Huntsville High School was reported. Two of the girls began hitting each other until a principal pulled them apart. Gang related activities were mentioned in the report.
A woman reported her son was home alone at her husband's house and was scared.
A woman reported her ex-husband came to her residence to get some tools and was filling a trailer full of things.
A woman reported her husband was 'pushing her around.' She stated she has a bad leg and wanted EMS to checkit out.
A caller reported loud music at the recycling center.
A woman reported her son-in-law beat up her daughter.
A complaint was received of harassment by two women driving by and yelling.
A woman reported a man beat her up. She said he left in an unknown direction.
Two women who live at the corner of LaBarge and College streets
complained that the people who live behind them have been threatening their lives and hitting their dogs with beer bottles.
A woman on Rowlins Mt. reported two men in her yard disturbing the peace.
An arrest was made for 'hindering'. The subject told an officer his wife was in Missouri and he did not have an address, when in fact, the woman was in the house and was
identified as his fiance. She was wanted on several violations for hot checks.
A domestic dispute on Rt. 2 was reported. An ex-husband was at his ex-wife's residence causing a disturbance.
A domestic dispute was reported in the Forum area. The caller reported her husband tried to run her off the road.
A family disturbance on Hawkins street was reported. A mother and daughter got into a physical fight. The mother got a gun from the bedroom and they wrestled over the gun. The daughter was advised to spend the night with a friend until things calmed down.
A man reported his ex-wife kicked him and struck him with a skate. The incident occurred when the ex-wife returned their children from visitation and tried to take a typewriter.
A call was received from a man that his son and another man were fighting at his residence on Hwy. 23 south. Another party came to the scene in a red car. He was told to leave. A citation was issued for littering the highway.
A man in Pettigrew reported his ex-wife barged in his house and tore down the curtains and trashed the bedroom.
A woman reported a man picking up trash was verbally abusive to her children. The children apparently were pointing a BB gun at the man. She said the BB gun was not loaded.
Trespassing was reported by a caller. He said two cars with people in them were parked on his property and would not leave, so he locked the gate so they couldn't leave.
A man from Kingston called and said he was beaten by his wife. He wanted to turn himself in for active warrants so he could get away from her.
A woman reported her husband called and threatened to kill her and burn her house down.
A man reported his estranged wife threatened to burn his house hown.
A report was received that a resident was accidentally shot by his wife while hunting.
Two teenaged girls were in a fight on Hwy. 74E July 15.
A welfare concern was investigated. A woman apparently called her mother and left a message she was being abused. Police talked to the woman, and she refused to leave the residence where the abuse was taking place.
A Wesley woman told officers she took her children to the creek to swim July 5 and found several people fighting there.
A caller reported that people were shooting fireworks from the parking lot at Madison Estates July 2, and sparks were falling on cars. Officers advised the pair to use caution.
A Kingston resident reported that someone had hit his neighbor in the stomach. He believed it was her ex-husband's girlfriend.
Kenny Davis was arrested for battery in the third degree.
A man called to report his father and uncle beat him with a crowbar and he was being driven to the hospital. The incident occurred on County Road 11.
A disturbance was reported near Kingston when two boys took some other boys home and a man came out and shouted obscenities and rammed their vehicle with his car.
A man reported harassment by a boy in front of Madison Estates He said the boy stands in front of his vehicle and dares hime to hit him.
A woman called and wanted officers to come and run her boyfriend off. She said he would not leave her house.
A woman reported her ex-husband burned some trash on her land and almost burned her house down.
An officer was called to Butterball to investigate a report of domestic abuse. A woman was struck on both sides of her face by a man wearing a hand guard, a wire glove. Pictures were taken of her face and the man was identified.
A resident was arrested in the slaying of his neighbor. The neighbor's throat was slit, and he was bound and gagged, stabbed, shot and beaten with a can of hominy.
A dispute over a fence line was reported. One man had a gun during the argument.
A caller reported an officer was needed in St. Paul as her boyfriend was trying to burn her pickup.
A report was received that someone was dumping tires and dogs on Lake Hindsville Road.
Callers reported a dispute over land. They said someone left brush on their land.
A woman reported her husband tried to break her neck and broke the windows on her car.
A man reported he was attacked by a man while he was in his chicken house.
A Delaney resident reported someone fighting in her front yard.
A Witter resident told officers that his ex-wife came to his residence and fought with his wife. He said that he attempted to stop the fight and was bitten in the chest by his ex-wife.
A man reportedly came to a residence and would not leave. An officer was requested to make the man leave.
A Pettigrew resident reported his son fired shots at him while he was running to his truck to escape.
An officer assisted an elderly woman apparently lost on her way to Mt. Home from Tennessee.
A caller reported a man with a gun was trying to get into the Kingston dance.
A renter complained that her landlord put her things out in the yard. She admitted she owes one month's rent.
A woman reported her neighbor "threatened to blow her head off" for driving too fast by his house.
A man reported his 15-year-old daughter had run away with a white male.
A resident reported a vehicle drives by her home and the driver shouts obscenities.
A fight under Dry Creek Bridge was reported.
A male subject reported someone working for the carnival hit him and walked away.
A 9-year-old called to report his 14-year-old sister was beating him up. The parents were contacted.
A caller reported he got in a fight with a neighbor and was taken to the hospital and suffered a fractured skull and bruised spine.
A 6-year-old child walking down Hwy. 23N was returned to his mother. This was twice in 10 days the child left home. The mother said he was on medication, and they can't do anything with him.
Complaints of a loud party at a Cedar Heights residence was received. All male residents were taken into custody for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Female residents were cited and released on their recognizance.
Police Chief Sharp requested a deputy at the clinic. He reported a woman shot a man in the head.
A disturbance on Route 1 in Wesley was reported. Two men were fighting: one had a knife, the other a poker.
A woman came to the Sheriff's Office to report she had beaten her ex-husband with a baseball bat when he came to pick up their two children. She said she also hit the vehicle with the bat. She was read her rights and told to contact her attorney.
A resident asked officers to pick her husband up and transport him home. She said she was leaving him, and there would be a note for him at home. She wanted officers to pick him up so he wouldn't freeze waiting for her outside.
A Wal-Mart official reported that two children were dropped off at Wal-Mart and left for two hours. While in the store they removed bolts of cloth from the shelves and threw them on the floor. The boy made black marks on the floor. The parents were contacted, and the father was advised the Wal-Mart is not a child care facility.
A woman reported being threatened and that a man tried to run her off her property and cut her fence.
A woman complained the children she was babysitting have head lice, and her whole family is exposed. She said she asked the children's father for $50 for treatment, and he refused.
A resident reported he was on his way home from work when he was stopped by two men who stuck a pistol in his face and said, "If you're spotlighting, we'll kill you."
A man reported a woman threatened him with a gun because she thought he cut her fence, but he did not.
A woman reported her husband beat her but did not want to press charges.
A resident at the Retirement Center reported a woman took a sewing stool belonging to her. The woman who took it called and said if the woman wanted the stool
back, she would have to pay $50 for reupholstery.
A Route 4 resident reported her estranged husband stole the tractor and was threatening her. The estranged husband said his wife shot at him and hit the tractor he was on.
A disturbance between neighbors was investigated. One neighbor had placed toys on the other's property while plowing a small garden.
A female caller reported her boyfriend shot someone at her residence.
A neighbor reported a man was upset because the road grader graded his road and he blocked the road with his vehicle and would not let anyone pass. He had a gun and fired a shot. Deputies were dispatched to the scene.
Officers investigated a possible assault in town. An ex-husband was reported for grabbing his ex-wife's arm.
A disturbance was reported on County Road 7. Two men got into a fight, and one thinks his jaw is broken.
An officer investigated a call concerning a juvenile who was out of control and breaking furniture. Apparently the family has just moved to Huntsville and the juvenile did not want to move. The family was advised to seek counseling.
A disturbance on Rowlins Mt. was investigated. A man was attacked with a shovel, crowbar and a stick. The man came back with a .22 rifle and shot a tire out.
Officers investigated a domestic disturbance on Dogwood Street between an wx-wife and ex-husband's girlfriend. The two women hit each other, and the ex-husband
claimed his ex-wife hit his pickup with a horseshoe. The ex-wife was arrested for battery third degree and disordly conduct.
A woman reported her husband threatened her with a hammer and said he would 'cut her up in little pieces and set her on fire'.A woman at a convenience store reported her husband pulled her tooth out and threw it away. A caller reported a fight between a man armed with a knife and a man armed with a cushion. A woman reported her husband's girlfriend has been harassing her.A man reported his mother-in-law, 'a big old girl', threatened to beat him up.A woman reported her husband ran over her foot during an argument about personal hygiene items.A woman reported her husband tried to hurt her. The husband later called to report he came home
to find his wife had been drinking, had tried to slit her wrists, tried to shoot herself and there were pills
all over the bed.A man reported his son was assaulted by a tall man and a
short man who pushed the caller and stole his hat.A woman reported a woman brandishing a potato peeler and causing a disturbance.Officers were called to a home Thursday about a mentally handicapped man who was threatening his caretaker with a stapler.A woman reported her former husband left dead cow heads in her front yard. A hangman's noose also hung from her front porch and an arrow was stuck in a
post at her corral, the caller said.A man reported his neighbors throwing ice and rocks at children singing Christmas carols.A woman reported a man keeps calling her and telling her to die.A woman reported a man with a ponytail urinated in front of her. He smiled and waved at her while doing so.A woman reported her ex-husband was at her house and would not leave. While she was on the phone, he left. A woman reported her husband hit her with a peanut butter jar during a fight at a Hilltop residence. Two families filed a complaint about treatment at a Huntsville motel. They claimed they had reservations and upon arrival were told their rooms were already occupied. They asked what were they to do, and the motel owner became "belligerant and rude" and shouted at them. They said they found out their rooms had been rented to "Mexican males". A woman reported her brother put handcuffs on two days ago and could not get them off.
A driver called and reported another driver was fondling himself at a stoplight.
A man reported motorcycles were driving on the sidewalks and some had their dogs riding with them.
A caller reported a driver was speeding, cursing and throwing wrenches.
A caller reported that a man had rammed a vehicle full of teens at his house.
A woman reported a man in a Ford speeding and squealing the tires when he went around corners.
A woman reported someone ran over her 1984 yamaha motorcycle in her yard. The motorcycle was damaged extensively.
A man reported that a truck almost hit him at an intersection. The driver made a rude gesture at him, the caller said.
A woman reported someone hit her vehicle which was parked at Jet Trip. A witness stated on old truck hit it.
A woman reported kids on 4-wheelers going up and down the road and they teased her dogs until they came
running to the county road. She was afraid someone was going to get hurt.
A caller reported a man in brown coveralls on a four-wheeler was doing doughnuts.
A man reported a 12-year-old boy was driving a car.
A woman reported she was run off the road by a man in a badly dented red car. She knew the man, she said.
A man reported a paper carrier's vehicle did not have a muffler and was very loud. The carrier was
currently headed down the street, the caller said.
A woman reported the paper carrier wakes her up every morning because his car doesn't have a muffler. He
was still in the area, the caller said.
A man reported someone drove his vehicle into a wall and left behind a jacket.
A man reported he pulled up to an intersection and someone spun their tires in place for 30 seconds, causing smoke to floood his
engine and molten rubber to splatter on his vehicle's paint.
A caller reported an old, gray Chevy pickup cam through his gate and did 'doughnuts' in his field while chasing his cattle.
A caller reported his 'Polite Car,' a cardboard cut-out of a police car used to deter speeding, was stolen.
A caller reported a man with no pants on driving a white car with a stolen license plate.
A man complained he was harassed by deputies. He said he was pulled over twice in six months.
A woman reported her car stolen from Marble. The car was not stolen but had rolled off an embankment
on the other side of the highway on 412 E.
A vehicle driven by a Huntsville man struck a vehicle in the rear that was driven by another Huntsville man.
The second vehicle was stopped in the south bound land of N. Gaskill and was attempting to turn left onto West Parks
Street when the first vehicle, also southbound, struck the vehicle. The driver of the first vehicle stated he 'blacked
out'.
A vehicle driven by a man from Rogers struck a vehicle driven by a man from Huntsville. The Rogers
man stated he was revving his engine so his friends could hear his engine so his friends could hear his new
pipes when his foot slipped off the clutch causing the truck to shoot forward striking the other vehicle.
A woman reported a vehicle rolled off the hill at Hilltop.
A woman called to make a complaint about a school bus with faulty brakes.
A woman reported a vehicle swerved at her and the occupants laughed.
Two men in two Chevrolet trucks are going around the county wanting to paint houses and barns.
They were on County Roads 34 and 417.
A caller reported two children driving a go-cart and mini bike very fast on the county road.
A resident reported hitting a wooden box on Hwy. 23S damaging her vehicle.
A man fell asleep while travelling east on Cain St. leaving the roadway on the south shoulder striking a
culvert, which woke him up. He was cited for failure to maintain control.
A vehicle off the side of the road on Hwy. 412 was reported. The subjects were screaming and
revving up the motor..
A woman reported a pickup driving up and down the road all day in the Combs area.
A vehicle driven by a Wesley man hit the wall and then struck the glass
door of One Shop laundry. The man stated he hit his brake and the pedal broke and his foot hit the gas pedal causing
the vehicle to go forward.
A man reported he was eastbound on Hwy. 412 when a pipe fell off a large truck and hit his jeep doing damage
to the left front corner.
A woman reported a large pipe hit her vehicle breaking the grill and the rear view mirror. The pipe came off
the back of a truck that said 'Hollywood Trucking' on the side.
A caller requested deputies check out a Chevy truck at St. Paul school. The truck was allegedly seen
traveling the roads with the occupants harassing girls.
A woman reported a car passed her on Governor's Hill and made an obscene gesture.
A vehicle going into a field was reported.
A woman reported she hit a large wild hog on Hwy. 23 S doing damage to her 1981 Ford pickup.
A man reported a Chevy van swerving and not maintaining steady speed. An officer stopped and reported the driver was only tired.
A report of an accident on County Rd. 496 near Wesley was made. Both parties involved left the scene of the accident. A Madison County Sheriff's deputy pursued one of the vehicles and shots were fired into the air by two subjects in the back of the pickup. The vehicle fled and escaped.
A resident reported a Chevy truck had run through his yard and run over a flat bottom boat belonging to his friend.
A woman reported about 15 bales of hay fell on her 1992 Mercury Sable when they met a pickup on the Richland Creek bridge. Damage was reported to the vehicle.
A woman reported she got a speeding ticket for going 75 mph in a 55 mph zone, but was trapped and there was no way they could clock her.
A St. Paul school bus driver reported a motorist passed the bus when the bus had it's lights flashing and stop sign out. The motorist almost hit four children and did hit a dog.
A bus driver reported an individual tailgating the bus and making obscene gestures.
A vehicle driven by a resident failed to yield and struck a vehicle driven by a Huntsville man. The man was travelling west on Hwy. 412 when the resident pulled into the west bound lane from Phillips Street and the vehicles collided. The resident did not see the other vehicle due to a highway sign.
Bill Boatright reported damage to his driver's side rear view mirror while parked at the Post Office.
A woman driving 17 mph and crossing the center line was observed and an officer tried to stop the vehicle. The driver, from Lincoln, would not stop and continued into Huntsville. A city officer pulled his vehicle in front of her vehicle and she finally stopped. Her son was contacted and he advised she is suffering from Alzheimer's.
A woman reported she followed a vehicle from Eureka to Hwy. 127 and the male driver was holding a gun to a woman's head.
A vehicle driven by a resident was stopped for speeding on Phillips Street. It was found there was a warrant for failure to appear on driving on a suspended license. Further investigation revealed her vehicle license had a sticker belonging to still another party. Underneath the first sticker was another one belonging to still another party. She was charged with two felony counts of false evidence of title or registration.
A 1994 Chevy Van driven by a Donna, TX, resident, struck the bridge, then a gas meter in front of Sonic. The driver, who is elderly and a diabetic, was behind on his insulin injections. He was advised he would not be allowed to drive any further during the night and needed to get his windshield cleaned before driving. He agreed to get a room for
the night.
A caller reported a litter truck on fire on county road 423. Clifty Fire Department was dispatched.
A woman reported a wrecker stopped real fast in front of her house on Ball Creek Road and stirred up a cloud of dust.
A caller reported a Tyson truck came by his house without a tarp on it, and it caused a terrible odor.
A woman reported her son was riding a four-wheeler and went across a creek and was washed downstream. He was not hurt and saved the four-wheeler, but a pistol was washed away.
A caller reported she had an accident on County Road 50. She was trying to pick up a Coke can before it spilled and hit a tree.
A man drove through a yard in the Georgetown area and then passed out in his pickup July 18.
Four-wheelers being driven on the Kingston square were reported.
A resident reported her vehicle was damaged at the 412 Car Wash. She stated the car wash hit the front of her vehicle and jarred the trunk open. The car wash continued to spray soap and water into the trunk. According to the report, the part of the car wash which damaged the vehicle is a stationary piece and if a car is properly parked it would not touch the car.
A resident said he had a wreck about a mile from the Hwy. 12 junction. No one was hurt; just his car.
An anonymous caller reported two wheels stuck in a ditch.
A report was received of a car being taken out of state.
A car with expired Kansas tags and a broken tail light was stopped on Maple Street. The driver was charged with failure to obtain driver's license and violation of Arkansas child restraint law. The officer explained that the citations could be paid before the court date, but she would have to pay them or show up for court. According to the report, she laughed and refused to sign the citations. She put her car into gear and drove away without the citations almost running over the officer's foot.
An officer reported needing another officer. A vehicle pulled in his yard and was honking with a person riding on top. They later said they needed an ambulance. One person had a head injury.
A caller reported his car caught on fire and totally burned.
A pickup cutting 'donuts' in a field on County Road 17 was reported.
A resident was booked into jail following a traffic stop for speeding. He apparently gave three different names and when asked for his driver's license produced a Butterball I.D. card. He was booked for speeding, no driver's license, no insurance and criminal impersonation.
A resident was cited for left of center and DWI #1 after an officer observed him driving erratically. When stopped, he apparently ran into a yard on Lakeview Drive.
A caller reported a bulldozer backed over his 1987 Toyota pickup and he thinks it was totalled.
A dead tree fell onto a car traveling down County Road 141. The car was damaged.
A man reported his vehicle was almost forced off the road by two racing vehicles.
A caller said she had a vehicle accident in her private drive.
A caller reported possible drunk drivers on Ball Creek Road. Drivers were slinging gravel, honking their horns and stopping in front of their house shouting obscenities and making obscene gestures.
A resident on County Road 42 reported a red truck with no lights driving recklessly and running over mailboxes.
An officer investigated a vehicle driven erratically. The officer talked to an elderly woman driving who said she couldn't get her windshield wipers to work. The officer contacted several agencies to try and get help for the woman, but was unable to get help and she was released.
A 17-year-old male was cited for careless driving after apparently spinning his tires and crossing the center line. He stated his friends dared him to drive in this manner.
A vehicle with fictitious tags was stopped. The driver said he was buying the vehicle from his brother and didn't have the money to buy tags, so he borrowed tags from a friend.
A juvenile was reported driving a motorhome without permission.
A reckless driver east of Marble was reported. An officer stopped the vehicle and the driver apologized for her driving.
While a deputy was at the scene talking to a woman who reported a vehicle ran through her fence, the vehicle left. The deputy chased the vehicle and caught up to it on Hwy. 127 and Hwy. 12 and took the vehicle back to the scene.
Neighbors reported a subject on Swamp Street, who squalls his tires when he takes off. Subject was warned.
A resident of Ridgeway Apts. complained someone was parking in her handicapped space. The caller does not have a car but said her visitors park there.
Two residents were arrested for body attachments, and one other for speeding too fast.
A caller reported his car hit a slick spot and spun into a bluff.
A woman reported a vehicle was following her too close, and she pulled over and waved him around. He went around her, stopped and got out of his vehicle with a baseball bat.
Fayetteville police advised a vehicle with Oklahoma tags was headed toward Huntsville. Units were advised and subjects taken into custody.
A man who stopped on Hwy. 23 near St. Paul got out to use the restroom and did not set the brake, causing the truck to run over him. He was not hurt.
A man in the Combs area reported loud motorcycles and a car with a stereo blasting at night.
A caller reported a pickup with loud pipes drove by and a metal rod was thrown at him.
A caller reported his wife had an accident driving to Huntsville and a big ice box fell out of her vehicle. When they went back to get it, it was gone. The ice box was valued at $3,500.
A driver decided to put her hair up with an ink pen, crashed her van and ended up pushing the pen deep into the top of her skull. A 'cat for sale' sign blocked traffic along a street.
A man reported a man wearing brown boxer shorts on his head and carrying a knife broke into his home.
A man reported a man claiming 'the demons are after him'.
A caller reported a naked man performing a sex act on a hillside.
A caller reported two men threatening to kill each ogher, and one called the other man a Nazi communist and that he had killed communists before.
A woman reported disembodied voices threatened to douse her with gasoline and set her aflame.
A man was locked out of a day care center after trying to see his son.
A 3-year-old girl had a Tic Tac stuck up her nose.
An elderly woman called police for assistance with a toilet that kept flushing and leaking.
A caller said he brought home two strippers to go swimming and they then refused to leave and were bothering his parents. Police transported the women to their home.
Police aided a confused adult who stated 'The eye in the sky was watching her.'
A woman reported 'a sneaky man who knows how to talk real good' stole her tax refund and her child's bicycle.
A report was called in that a man repeatedly stabbed himself in the fact with a fork in an attempt 'to cleanse the bad karma'.
A man reported disembodied voices told him they hate his cats and want them dead.
A woman reported her husband dropped off Christmas presents at her home, and she would like to speak to an officer.
A caller reported a fight between several drag queens and a McDonald's employee.
A woman reported a man wearing a Jesus shirt stole some candy.
A man reported someone rang his doorbell several times and knocked on the door several times before he opened the door and found feces on fire on his front porch.
A woman reported hiring a man to fix her house and when she went outside he was standing in the yard naked.
A man reported a man threatened him and his family during an argument about missing meat.
A man reported a neighbor had broken into his trailer and that he had found an X-ray of his hand.
A caller reported that a male subject called and said he got a flyer that said, "The quickest way to a woman’s heart was through her stomach." According to the report, the subject then said, "I only saw guts."
A caller reported his wallet was stolen in California, and he was being pursued by aliens.
A woman reported a prowler climbed through her window and cut her hair while she was asleep.
A woman reported that she believes someone is breaking into her residence at night and hitting her while she sleeps. The caller reported that she sleeps deeply because of her medication.
A woman called to report a house on fire. She advised that there were flames coming down from the ceiling and they were getting flames out of the house.
A woman called to report a house on fire. She advised that there were flames coming down from the ceiling and they were getting flames out of the house.
A man reported that someone had entered his residence and pulled the sheets off his mattress while he was sleeping.
A caller reported a smelly substance dumped near his house was causing the concrete to bubble.
A woman reported a man threatened to make her daughter disappear.
A man came into the police department to report a friend of his took his pickup to work on the
engine and brought the truck back with the engine completely missing. When he asked the man where the motor was,
he said he didn't know and that it must be lost, the caller said.
A man and a resident reported while walking behind a building they saw a man tampering with a white
car. The man stopped and waited for them to walk by before resuming tampering, they said .
A woman reported she drove past a house and a man who wasn't wearing underwear was standing in front of a large
window. She told responding police officers if the man was wearing underwear they were around his ankles.
A caller reported a man called and said he got his phone number from a bathroom wall and then asked him for sexual favors.
A woman reported six male youths mooned her after they pulled out in front of her at an intersection.
A man reported that the trailer park manager took his porch.
A woman reported that a man in a blue Ford Escort was in the parking lot trying to sell stereo equipment
and telling people he needed money to get to a doctor's appointment in Little Rock.
A woman at a bar reported a 20-year-old man acting strangely and made several threats about
'killing the president.' They refused to serve the man any alcohol, the caller said.
A man reported trespassers on four-wheelers. Officers found a man, woman, and child carrying hand radios and guns. The officers advised them not to have their guns out.
A caller reported a man hanging around the apartment complex who sleeps outside and corners the tenants. The man reportedly tells them how to pay the rent.
A caller reported a female subject ran into a pole in front of the store and came in the store and started praying to President Bush.
A man reported he was refusing to leave a room at the MO-tel, because Jesus Christ gave him the room.
A man reported that while mowing his field he found his shovel and tools near what appeared to be a shallow grave.
A caller reported a woman puts cones in the middle of the street while her children play, blocking traffic.
A man reported a smell coming from the funeral home.
A woman reported three pairs of 'men's undergarments' outside the fence.
A woman reported a man on the side of the road swinging his jumper cables at passersby. An officer later determined the man was out of gas and was signalling for help.
A drunken man requested officers come to his residence so he could show something that would 'flip [the] officer's world.'
A caller reported two men fought in the parking lot, then held each other arm in arm and wept.
A man reported a man trying to break down a door. The caller had requested a 'lady for entertainment,' but when she showed up an hour late,
he was no longer interested, which angered the man who came with the lady.
A man reported a man 'showing himself' to a woman delivering phone books.
A man reported being afraid someone was going to kill him. He was not threatened and had not heard or seen anyone around his house. There were
kitchen knives in the house, the caller said.
A man reported he had to mace someone.
A man reported someone has calle his house twice, asking for his wife without knowing her name, and 'talking about adult toys'.
A woman reported a person urinated in her house.
A caller reported a man deficated on the sidewalk. The caller later reported a security guard made the man clean it up.
A caller reported teenagers arguing over missing socks.
A woman reported hearing screaming and claimed 'they are clearing out her wing.' The rooms are empty and she is afraid, the caller said. A nurse later reported
that the caller was having one of his 'episodes'.
A caller reported she thinks a pizza she ordered was drugged.
A woman reported a man stole an extension cord and urinated in front of her 12-year-old nephew.
A caller reported a man called and said that he had placed bombs, set on a timer, on the front porch of the building. The caller said that the man's phone
number was displayed on their caller ID, and the man claimed to be upset because his power was out.
A woman reported a flaming bag of human feces thrown at her porch.
A man reported a man claiming to be the president's half-brother.
A woman at a pawn shop reported she received two phone calls from a woman claiming to have psychic powers and threatening to have her killed.
A woman reported two men with guns took her money and cell phone. Police were able to follow most of the suspect's trail
because of footprints they left in the snow.
A woman reported her boyfriend poured bleach on her furniture and carpet and stole her clothes.
A caller reported a man waving tree branches at cars.
A man reported a man ran from police officers and hid in a box.
The caller directed police to the box.
A man reported a man knocked on his door asking for toilet paper. The caller was 'concerned that it too late an hour for people to be out for this reason.' the police said.
A woman reported a man harassed her, asking if she would be his wife and have sex with him, then pulled her shorts
down when she tried to flee.
A teenage girl reported she threw ice at and bit someone who, in turn, twisted her arm.
A woman reported a boy took her son's shorts, and the boy's mother would not return them.
A man reported he argued with another man and, in the heat of the moment, slashed his tires. He wanted to know
what kind of trouble he was in.
A woman reported a man in the parking lot waving a stick at a 9-year-old girl, and making lewd remards and 'wolf whistles'.
A woman reported she waas trying to call 811 'because the radio station told to do so.'
A woman at a local restaurant reported a customer caught an employee stealing money out of a bathroom.
A woman reported a man threatened to punch her in the mouth if she touched a lunch bag she was about to purchase.
A woman reported she was raped while she was asleep. The suspect threatened her with a syringe, the caller said.
A woman reported she was taking a shower and two laser lights came through the window.
A caller reported a woman yelling for help. She had a tire jack on top of her, the caller said.
A caller reported a group of people, some of whom were wearing only undergarments, were dressed up as superheroes.
A man was arrested by police on charges of residential burglary, arson and aggravated assault.
A woman reported a man complaining of having parasites on him. He didn't have an appointment and was sent away. He threatened to hold up the drug store
if he needed to get medication. He was carrying a clipboard, the caller said.
A caller from a business reported an employee who was fired for coming to work intoxicated broke into the business. The front door was on the floor and
the door to the office area was also forced open. The suspect was found passed out on the floor, an officer reported.
A man reported a woman in the store acting strange, carrying two turtles and claiming to be the queen of England.
A caller reported a man urinated in front of her nephew.
A suspicious person was reported at a residence. A woman was sitting on the porch when she saw someone looking around the corner at her. She ran away
and fell and hurt herself.
A caller reported he had just slit his wrists and taken an overdose. He did this because he was going to be out or work for a month due to
an injury, the caller said.
A woman reported something or someone very big in her garage. She has locked herself in the bathroom with two butcher knives, the caller said.
A woman reported someone rang her doorbell and she found a burning paper bag full of dog feces on her front porch.
Three subjects were seen running to a nearby house, and an officer was able to identify the suspect because his hair was singed.
A woman reported 'people are using an ultraviolet light to make a house shape in her yard, but it can only be viewed through
a camera.' She offered to provide a tape if the reporting officer does not have a camera.
A man reported he was at another apartment and gave a man $145 to buy medicine for him. He then found out the man planned to buy illegal drugs, so asked for the money
back. The man attacked him with his cane, the caller said.
A woman reported a suspicious person on her back porch and wild cats outside.
A woman reported she was threatened over the phone for being 'transgender'.
A woman reported she has a knife and has cut her breasts. She believes someone put something in her medicine.
A man reported he thinks someone is outside who wants to shoot him. He does not see nor hear anyone, but said he 'can feel them getting closer.'
A caller reported a 'leaking sound' in the area and the 'power lines are vibrating real bad.'
A man reported his vehicle stolen but it was discovered it had rolled in a ditch.
A woman standing on her front porch in a see-through negligee (she appeared nude) brought officers to the
residence. When questioned, she became belligerent and was arrested for disorderly conduct.
A caller reported that a child had a fish hook in his hand between the wrist and small finger. The hook
had also passed through the carpet on the floor fastening him to the floor. He and his 10 year old brother were at home.
The officer was unable to free the boy from the carpet and called EMS. They cut the hook from the carpet. The boy was
taken to Huntsville Clinic but the clinic could not treat him without parental consent. A short time later his step-father arrived.
Police received a call from a motorist who reported someone was lying in the ditch on 412 East and two people
were walking into town. Officers questioned the individuals walking. One had no shirt and a bloody T-shirt wrapped around
his left hand and blood all over his jean shorts, plus marks on his neck. The injured man was taken to the residence
where he was staying and there was a broken window in the living room. A man at the residence had a cut lip and red
mark on his chin. Everyone insisted everything was OK. Officers were unable to locate anyone in the ditch.
A representative from Playboy magazine called to report residents on Route 2 were scanning pictures
from the magazine and putting them on their website, which is a federal offense.
A man was charged with no tail lights, careless driving, DWI #1, fleeing, escape 3rd degree and felony
theft of property, vehicle, estimated value $3,500.00. An officer observed his vehicle with no tail lights and passing
on double yellow line. He then pulled into a business parking lot when police drove up. The officer told him to
come over and he allegedly staggered over. He was handcuffed behind his back and placed in the police car. Several
other subjects present were told to go home. When the officer returned to his police unit the suspect had apparently
pushed the driver's seat forward and crawled out between the cage and seat, and through the driver's side window.
Sgt. Block and K-P Kelly were summoned to the scene. A short time later, the sheriff's office advised another resident
had reported a stolen vehicle, a 1991 Isuzu pickup, headed for the airport. Officers proceeded to the airport where
the truck was observed on the runway. Officers responded and were in pursuit. The suspect was approximately 15 feet
away from a police unit when a siren was activated and he veered down the flight line. He then stopped the vehicle
and jumped out. He began to run and was tackled. He still had cuffs on but his hands were in front of him. He was
transported to the jail and checked by EMS. He had numerous cuts, bumps and bruises. He stated he got them running
through a barbed wire fence, the woods and a creek.
A caller reported a trash truck in front of T-Mart "losing stuff." The truck was parked off Main Street
and there was bloody water and small amounts of turkey parts on the roadway. Butterball was advised of the spill.
Huntsville Fire Dept. was contacted and two members of the Fire Department washed the road. A clean-up crew was sent
from Butterball and they cleaned up.
A woman reported a woman from social services had called because a patient at a mental ward in Fayetteville
claimed she had her children. The caller said she did not have anyone's kids but her own.
A man picked the wrong (or perhaps right) person to ask directions to in Kingston April 18. He stopped
to ask a jogger, who happened to be a state trooper, directions. According to the report, the officer smelled
marijuana and alcohol and called the sheriff's department. The driver returned a second time to ask directions
and he was directed to the sheriff's department where he was arrested and booked for DWI, drugs and possession
of a controlled substance, marijuana - misdemeanor amount.
A woman reported a man had slipped and hit his head on the bathtub and died. This was an accidental death.
A woman cleaning some furniture to move into her house said they opened a dresser drawer and found a hand
grenade.
A caller reported a naked man in the bushes.
A man reported seeing a large object falling from the sky with flames coming from it. He thought
it was a satellite.
A woman reported a new trash barrel stolen from her back yard. She said whoever took it left an old
rusty one in its place.
An elderly man was reported standing in the middle of the street and was very hot. An officer
returned him to the retirement center.
Police arrested Geraldo Rivera on Monday, charging him with carrying an insecure load, among
other misdemeanor complaints.
A noise complaint at Ridgeway Apartments was investigated. The residents of the apartment were warned about
disturbing other residents A man was setting up a tent in the yard of the apartment for other guests and was advised
this was a bad idea.
NOTICE - This is for the scumbag who stole from me. You deserve to have your hands removed! My
loss was minimal, yours, though, will be tremendous! Chances are, you are too ignorant to read this so here
is hoping that one of your low-life friends will read this to you. Sincerely, a citizen of Booger County.
NOTICE - As if the truth isn't bad enough. There's always somebody that has to tell someone
else. Just add a little. U want to meet two-faced "liars", go to Kingston square. Sincerely, a
Kingston resident.
A woman reported a pickup in the ditch with the motor running and lights on. The motor was turned off.
There was a six-pack cooler lodged between the brake and gas pedal.
A man reported he saw a man exit the woods near Pettigrew with a tire tool and another man run
from the woods. Nearer the highway a woman was lying face down in the ditch.
A man called to report that while he was incarcerated, his ex-wife and her new husband sold his car.
He said he wanted to press charges. He was referred to the prosecutor.
A man reported his house exploded and the back wall blew out as well as the bathroom.
He reported there was no sign of fire.
Three children were reported roller skating on the roadway.
A woman reported she saw a car on Main Street with what appeared to be a human arm hanging from the trunk.
The vehicle couldn't be located.
A man reported a woman came to his house to use the phone and they argued and she exposed herself to him
and his family.
A caller reported a man was having a heart attack due to noise of fireworks. EMS was notified.
The caller called back and said he meant to say,
"could cause the man to have a heart attack." The call was cancelled.
A state patrolman reported kids shooting a laser at drivers' eyes as they drove by St. Paul.
A woman reported her mother's gas stove exploded and her house was on fire. There was minimal damage.
A caller reported a man was passed out on his 4-wheeler on Delaney Mountain Road.
A Combs resident reported that a Mike Brody had illegally listed her as a co-signer on a dump truck in the amount of $33,000 from a bank in West Virginia. She said she had never been to West Virginia and did not know a Mike Brody.
A child playing with a phone was reported in the Clifty area. The child had called an Arizona number and acted like something was wrong. The mother alleged the girl was playing with the phone.
A caller reported he sent his son down the road in his old car to pick up a friend and someone put rocks in the road and he ran over them, busting the oil pan and breaking a window.
A call was received that a man in a Chevy pickup was pointing a hand gun at on-coming traffic and at himself.
A caller from Wesley reported a female sheep stolen.
A man reported he placed his leather wallet on the roof of his vehicle while getting gas at T-Mart. He stated he drove away and the wallet apparently fell off.
A call was received that a man was treated for an accidental gunshot wound to his right femur.
A Kingston resident reported a company delivering trusses tore up his road and a rock pad and got their truck stuck. He claimed they used his dozer to try to get the truck out and tore up the transmission in the dozer.
A car was reported stolen from the Butterball parking lot, but it was found where it had rolled out of its original parking spot.
A man sleeping on a rock on County Road 17 was reported.
A man reported a car parked about 100 yards from his house. The man had been sleeping in his car, but when asked what he was doing, he said he was just looking around.
A call was received Dec. 3, of a possible attempted suicide. An 80 year old man was upset and threatened to shoot himself and other people in a residence off Hwy. 23
South on County Road 138. The man also threatened to shoot officers. The man is deaf and could only communicate with residents of the home who are his guardians.
A woman reported a man on a bicycle going in back of the church at Kingston.
A caller reported finding women's undergarments under a cedar tree and wanted someone to check it out.
The Corner Store at St. Paul reported a female became mad when told no job was available, and tore up the pay phone.
A man reported his son had been gone for two days, has returned, and is on the front porch in a rage.
A woman reported there was a naked lady standing beside the road on Highway 412 West just past the 45N junction.
Lifeline told officers that a resident had pushed his button, but they were unable to contact him. A deputy responded and found the man on the floor. He broke a window to gain entry, and called the EMS, but the man refused to be transported.
Two children were climbing the bluff near the Faubus House and found a sword.
A woman was reported sitting on the side of Hwy. 16. She darted into the road and was almost struck. She refused to leave the road and was believed to be mentally unstable.
A resident reported someone drove by and shot at his barn.
Officers checked on the welfare of an elderly Huntsville resident. The 75-year-old man was found dead.
Neighbors reported a woman in her front yard spraying herself with a water hose and acting strange.A caller reported an intoxicated woman walking down the street using profanity around children. The officer said he could smell intoxicants and that the woman was staggering and had slurred speech. He asked her to place her hands on the patrol car and she refused and began yelling. Once she was place in handcuffs she head-butted the vehicle. Another officer arrived and pulled the woman away from the car so she would not harm herself. She began screaming obscenities at the officer. She was taken to the jail and while in the holding facility she began head-butting the door. She was later transported to the county women's facility. A man reported four members of an Aryan cult beat him up because he's so tan.A woman who lost her cell phone called the number to try to get her property back. When she tried her voice mail, she found the greeting had been changed to someone enthusiastically saying 'Boo-ya' and that they’re keeping the phone.A woman reported a man was threatening to harm her or her dog and to plant marijuana or methamphetamine on her. A woman reported a man was placing lizards on her window. A fight broke out at bar between two men over a girl. Upon investigation, it wasn’t really a girl, but a
man dressed up like a girl. It was not a Halloween
costume, but has everyday attire. Troopers were called to a restaurant by a customer who ordered a foot-long hot dog that was only 10 1/2 inches long after it was cooked. A resident reported his neighbors are using ventriloquism to send him death threats. A caller reported a man was sitting on the stairs, swinging his shirt over his head and talking about loving the moon too much. A woman reported someone put something on her windows that makes her arms burn.A woman reported someone keeps sneaking into her residence and putting salt in her milk and staining her blouses.A caller threatened to 'blow up all of our schools and the pigs.'A woman reported two toddlers broke into her residence and "demolished one of the bedrooms." A man reported a woman broke into his home, stole his clothes and cologne and poured oats and water on his floor. A caller from the candy store reported that a male subject called and said he got a flyer that said 'The quickest way to a woman’s heart was through her stomach'. According to the report, the subject then said, 'I only saw guts'. A woman reported a naked man hanging out a window, spraying a fire extinguisher and professing love for passers-by. A woman reported a camera stolen. She advised that "there is a lot of footage of Ronald Reagan on the camera".A caller reported an unknown man came to her door "talking about soap".A woman reported people breaking into her home and poisoning her soap so her clothes would stink. A woman reported that while she was in jail, her home had been stolen. A caller reported he saw a man "fighting with an invisible man".A man reported he believed there were people in his attic shooting a laser at his face. He had
gone to the emergency room earlier that morning claiming the Ku Klux Klan was in his attic.A woman reported she was sleeping when a man put a heated fire poker in her vagina. The man who was
present told police she hit him in the stomach.Two women reported a male subject at their house acting crazy. The man was sitting on the floor
rocking back and forth. They said he would microwave stuffed animals and dolls. The man had shown up Friday
for the holidays. The subject was transported to the Sheriff's office and the Springdale Hospital Mental Health Department
was contacted.A man reported another man on the porch wearing a bra and panties turning the porch light on so traffic
could see him. Deputies asked the man to put on some clothes and shut his blinds.A man was arrested for DWI while riding a horse.
He is suing the trooper.A caller reported a 15-year-old at his house and told him his father made him eat cigarettes.A man reported someone was breaking in. Police reported it was noises coming from a John Wayne movie playing on TV.A caller reported a man throwing bleach on his wife's belongings.A man reported a reckless driver westbound on Arkansas 412. Police reported he was driving
badly because he was test-driving the vehicle and trying to figure out how to work the radio.A woman reported her son and his friend walked up on a man between two apartment buildings. The man was
drinking gasoline and exposed himself to the boys, then showed them a silver and black pistol and told them to leave
the area.A woman reported a logging company made a road on her property for a logging operation and she would
like them removed from her property. She also reported that if she carried her gun over to that area,
"it just might go off.".A woman at an apartment complex reported a man in the complex was causing a verbal disturbance. The man
walked up and down the balcony screaming that he was going to stab someone and that everyone should sleep with one
eye open. He also called all the women in the complex 'sluts' and would yell at them whenever they left their apartment.A woman reported her fiance took her son without taking any diapers or foor. She said when he left the child
wasn't wearing any socks.Police received a call from a man who said the Mafia was sending him messages through his television
and telephone.A man reported that while at a gas station, a man approached him and offered to give him a car and other items. The caller followed the man to his home, where
the man signed over his 2002 Kia, motor home, boat, golf cart, golf clubs and other items to the caller. The caller said the man said he was about to go to prison and 'had no one
to give things to.'A woman reported a neighbor threw her dog at her, then punched her in the nose.An officer reported he made a traffic stop and when he searched the vehicle found beer cans full of paint. An occupant admitted to huffing
the paint, saying it relaxes her. Her teeth were silver from the paint, the officer reported.A caller reported a woman with blonde hair making noises like an American Indian and screaming for her slave owner not to sell her. She came in a red T-top Pontiac
Firebird, and was rolling around on the ground screaming, 'Don't you sell me,' the caller said.A man reported his girlfriend is naked in the front yard beating herself up. She beat herself with a hammer last night, the caller said.A woman reported her boyfriend beat her up after she refused to let him drive her rental car. He had tried to hang himself several times within
the last two days, and she was constantly pulling ropes off of his neck, the caller said.A man reported a man outside his window 'eating apples.'A caller at the library reported a woman telling people that California had been bombed and they wouldn't release her jet
so she could go and kill them.A woman reported a man came in to fill out an application for employment, then experienced a demonic possession.A woman reported someone entered her house, put clothespins on her underwear and black plastic on the floor. She went outside and found her backpack also was
stolen. There was a man standing on the sidewalk smoking a cigarette.A man called from a pay phone saying that he is Elvis Presley's son and someone stole
his antidepressants. He has not taken his medication for three days, the caller said.A woman reported a 13-year-old boy she was watching had fallen off the porch and was dead. The dispatcher reported that in the background, the boy was yelling that
he was dead, and the caller then advised that he was only having an out-of-body experience. Medical treatment was refused.A man at a restaurant reported a man in a truck attempted to steal the
grease from the grease trap at the back of the restaurant.A woman reported two women, upset about the baked spaghetti they ordered,
cursed at the staff, trashed the dining area and told customers to leave.
On Tuesday morning, firefighters responded to a trailer fire. Although there were no injuries reported,
the trailer was almost completely destroyed.
According to a police report, the man had been staying at the trailer for approximately three weeks. He reportedly
had a fight with his girlfriend Monday and was told he could not stay there anymore. The report states he told
his girlfriend he would "get" her.
He reportedly returned to the trailer to see if all of his belongings were out of the residence. He went into the
bedroom then left the home, but returned minutes later and forced his way inside by breaking the lock, the report
stated. While in the bedroom again, he is suspected of starting a fire in a closet, and allegedly told a friend of
his ex-girlfriend to "watch the sparks fly."
While firefighters battled the blaze, officers found him walking in the street. He was arrested and taken to the
police department, where he allegedly admitted to setting the fire in the closet to punish his girlfriend's friend, who
he held responsible for the end of his relationship.A woman reported spy cameras coming up from her sink drain and the water turning on and off by itself.A woman reported prowlers. The caller did not call the police until now because 'she felt that she needed to pray about it,' she said.A caller reported people threw a 'sex toy' in the front yard. The caller would like to have it removed 'before the kids see it in the morning.'A caller reported a man said he stole a vehicle and also is keeping a man in a dog carrier and feeding him 'at will.'A man reported he got agitated with a patient because he listened to the same song over and over again. The caller asked him
repeatedly to change songs, and finally went to remove the compact disc, when the patient lunged at his abdomen with a pair of scissors.A caller reported a man swinging canes at plants.A woman reported her mother sat on the trunk of her vehicle and refused to move. She drove to a furniture store with her mother on the trunk before deciding she needed police to remove
her, the caller said.A man reported a black substance all over his deck, which he believes may be remnants of the space shuttle.A woman reported she found her husband mumbling to imaginary people in their dining room. He was standing behind the recliner with a pair of scissors in his hands
when she locked herself in the bathroom and called authorities.A woman reported a woman refusing to leave and threatening to kill. The caller noted that the woman 'does no have any weapons other than the M&M's that she is
throwing at everyone.A woman reported her son was walking from Winslow to the Federal Building to get the tracking
devices that were placed in his ears by the government removed. He has to travel at night, the caller said, because he believes a large amount of money has been deposited
into a bank as a reward to whomever kills him.A man reported his garage door opens and closes every five minutes.A woman reported officers kicked down her door to arrest her and sent her to Decatur, Mississippi. When she returned 37 days later, $35,000 worth of Beanie Babies
and Elvis memorabilia had been stolen.A man reported hair left in his bathroom sink by a person who broke into his house and had a haircut.A man reported a man chasing him with a gun at the mobile home park. The suspect's wife reported he had been acting strangely, talking to 'imaginary friends.' and apparently
hallucinated that someone was stealing his car when he fired two shots into the empty vehicle. He also told officers two hostages, a child and woman, were taped to chairs inside the trailer,
but officers reported that the trailer was empty. A resident was arrested by police on charges of sodomy. According to a report, a warrant was obtained
for the resident's arrest following an investigation about reports the resident had sodomized a dog behind a motel around
2 A.M. on June 22. A resident of the motel reportedly saw him sodomizing the dog and contacted police. He was
arrested and taken to the Police Department and released on bond.Police were apprised of suspicious activity where a man with a leaf stuck in his hair was walking down the street
trying to start fights with people and throwing money. His motivation was unclear.While patrolling North College Street, an officer observed two men trying to remove a man
from a tractor. The man's foot was caught between a speed limit sign and the clutch pedal of the tractor. Officers used
a log chain and a pickup to remove the sign, freeing the victim's leg. The driver of the tractor
was not injured.A woman reported a minor has been getting into her
mailbox and opening up packages. When reported to the mother of the minor, the mother exposed herself.A man was taken into custody and charged with criminal
trespassing and indecent exposure. The arrest
followed a report by a woman that he was on her property near a shed with no clothing on from the waist down.
When the woman began yelling, the subject fled. The woman's pet cow had a rope around its neck. The subject left his
wallet behind leading police to his residence. A resident was arrested for DWI #2, running a stop sign, reckless driving, operating an unsafe vehicle, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and terroristic threatening. An officer observed a brown Chevrolet pickup run a stop sign at Phillips and College Streets. The officer turned on the light bar to stop the driver, but instead he took off northbound. The vehicle pursued to Ridgeway Apartments where it slid to a stop. The driver was ordered to place his hands on the truck, but he turned and wrestled with the officer. He was finally cuffed and put in the police car. A wrecker was called and while the subject waited in the police car, he apparently spit all over the officer's leather jacket. He persisted and was sprayed with pepper spray. The subject continued fighting officers until put in jail. A man reported his windshield broken and said his grandmother burned his clothes. A woman reported someone shot at her husband with an arrow, and then they heard a vehicle take off and heard a horse running. An anonymous caller reported she and friends were fishing near Boston when she hooked what she thought to be human hair on her hook. A resident was charged with failing to reduce speed and driving without valid registration when, after he choked on french fries and blacked out, his Jeep ran through a back yard and into a kitchen, where it pinned another resident, who was grabbing a Coke, inside his refrigerator, without
seriously injuring him only because the refrigerator door was open. A young teenage boy was reportedly sitting in a car playing while water was rising. This was on Dry Creek Bridge near Kingston. A caller reported that a bag of marijuana was hidden under a mattress, and the caller was going to smoke it
or sell it. A Wesley woman reported someone came into her house and used some pliers to break off two gold caps on her
teeth while she was sleeping.
A Marble resident reported he dreamed somone shot out his yard light, and when he got up, he checked, and the light was really shot out.
A caller reported CB interference on her TV almost every night.
A caller reported a man lying in a ditch with a sheet over him. The subject said he was just passing through.
A Wesley resident said he has been getting calls and letters concerning a hot check written at Sonic. He said he was in the "pen" when the check was written.
A landlord reported computer parts left in a house vacated by renters. After checking it was found the computer parts were of no value.
A woman reported a man in jail in Kansas threatened to plant stolen property on her property to get her in trouble.
A report was called in that a 50-year-old man tried to sexually assault his 14-year-daughter. He apparently scratched her neck and arms, pulled hair out of her head, sprayed her with WD40, and tried to tie her up.
A Madison Estates resident reported someone piled potato peelings at her front door and on her car.
A woman reported a man ran out in front of her car and when she asked him what he was doing, he said trying to get run over.
Two subjects were reported camping in the middle of the road near Patrick.
An officer observed a man lying on the football field who appeared to be injured. He was apparently injured playing football. EMS was called and transported him to Washington Regional Hospital.
A man reported rocks piled in the road on County Road 155.
A woman reported that she was assaulted with a frozen turkey. The man struck her car with a rock damaging the car.
A man reported his neighbor had pushed fist sized rocks in the roadway with a tractor.
A man reported that a stranger came to his father's residence and demanded a ride to Missouri. When his father refused, the man left.
A man who left the Kingston dance reported he had been beaten up and woke up at the Kingston Cemetery.
An unruly man who was spraying for bugs at the county library was asked to leave but refused. An officer arrived and took control of the situation.
A man lying on the roadway at Witter was reported.
A Clifty resident reported finding a complete set of women's clothing rolled up on his driveway.
A woman reported she bought a soft drink and a brownie and found a piece of glass in her mouth.
A juvenile male requested that officers keep several items of his, including a large stick, air rifle and machete. He said that he was afraid to keep them in his house because of the arguments that he and his mother have. Officers agreed to keep the items.
A welfare concern report was received for a man who left walking on his way to Missouri.
A woman reported nude male subjects walking around in the Thompson Cut area. She had taken her children to the area to hunt arrowheads. A transient was taken to Butterball where he applied for a job. A resident was cited for riding on the outside of a motor vehicle. Apparently he jumped on the car hood of a vehicle attempting to talk to his girlfirend who would not talk to him. The girlfriend's mother was driving the car and drove to the sheriff's department with him on the hood. A Pettigrew resident was for theft by receiving in Fayetteville driving a car that had been reported stolen in Sebastian County. After police began following the car, she pulled into a lot and parked, approached an officer and asked how to get a job at the police department.
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