A man said he was doing work under a house on Spears Avenue and left his vehicle parked on the street. He said he came back about 20 minutes later and his vehicle was not there. He said he had left his keys in the center console and it was left unlocked. The vehicle was a 1998 white Nissan Maxima with a slight spoiler on the back and a pink car seat in the back seat.
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A woman said she was driving north on E. MLK Boulevard in the 900 block when a mowing machine slung a rock and shattered the right side rear door window of her 2015 GMC.
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Property was found on the Walnut Street Bridge, including a paper Georgia ID, a Capital One card and miscellaneous store member cards bundled together. There was no suspect information and no way to contact the owner.
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A county deputy at 601 Walnut St. said a group was walking along the street preaching. The group stopped in front of the Hamilton County Justice Center and spray painted a large cross pattern on the ground using the large cross they were carrying as a stencil. The party contained approximately seven individuals.
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A female employee at Burger King said a lady came into the store and threw a bag across the counter. She said the same woman previously threw a drink at her as well. She does not know her name but thinks it is her boyfriend's ex.
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A woman on E. 14th Street stated that earlier in the morning she had left her dogs out in the fenced-in yard prior to taking her mother to work. She said after taking her mother, she arrived home and observed the neighbors throwing items in the yard at the dog. No injuries occurred to the dog from the items being thrown at it. While the officer was present the dog was still in the yard and was barking loudly to the point the officer was having difficulty communicating with the woman regarding the incident. The neighbors said they have been having an ongoing issue with the loud barking of the dog. One said at times they have thrown items into the yard in an attempt to keep the dog from barking. They said the loud dog barking is a daily occurrence and at times begins as early as 4:30 a.m. The officer "discussed with the woman about the loudness and times of the dog barking and the Chattanooga City noise ordinance regarding the dog's noise being a nuisance. I had also discussed with the neighbors regarding the appropriateness of handling the loud barking of their neighbor's dog. All parties were warned of their conduct and the potential for both sides to be cited, neither of which wished to be cited for their participation in the incident."
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A man on Cassie Lane said someone had taken a package that was addressed to him. He said he went to the post office and the employee who delivered the package said he had put it on the wrong porch. He said the employee "did not want to make any further statements and would not assist any further."
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A woman on Cowart Street said her white 2005 Chevrolet Equinox was stolen. Police advised, "The vehicle will have an I love (3) Boston terrier sticker and grateful dead sticker on the back and a rooster located on the front of the vehicle." The woman said she had several belongings inside the vehicle due to recently going through a divorce including, a cell phone valued at $800, various jewelry valued at $1,000, and various clothes valued at $7,000. The Equinox was later discovered on Nelson Spur Road.