A man on Blackford Street called police and said that he and a woman there got into a verbal altercation because she came to his bedroom without his consent. According to the woman, she went to grab a blanket and did not think it was a big deal. After speaking with both of them, they agreed to stay away from each other to avoid any further conflict.
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A man on Jordan Drive told police that someone slashed the passenger rear tire of his vehicle. He said he was at work and upon driving he noticed the tire was damaged.
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A woman told police someone got into her vehicle while it was parked at The Walden Club, 633 Chestnut St. She said her garage door clicker was taken, along with her parking pass for the garage the vehicle was in. She said there were no signs of forced entry, because she believes the vehicle was left unlocked. She said she notified Walden Security of the incident.
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An employee at the Home Depot, 7421 Commons Blvd., told police that a white female scanned three drill bits in place of other more expensive items, worth a total of $338. She said she was able to identify the woman through other coworkers that have dealt with her in the past. Officers observed video showing the woman walk past all points of sale before she was stopped the employee. After the employee collected all the stolen items, the woman fled the scene.
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A man on Alta Vista Drive told police that overnight someone entered his unlocked 2014 Toyota Tundra and stole his bag. He said his bag was found on the grass, but his Apple iPad Pro with case, keyboard and pen were taken.
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A woman on Alta Vista Drive told police that sometime after midnight someone rummaged through both of her unlocked vehicles. She said they did not leave anything of value in them, and as best as she could tell, there was nothing stolen.
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Police observed an Asian male, later identified, in the fenced area of a business on East 11th Street throwing pallets over the fence. Police confirmed with the business that no one should be removing pallets from the property. The business refused prosecution and wanted the man
trespassed from the property.
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A woman told police she works at the HomeServe Contact Center, 7134 Lee Hwy., and she last saw her vehicle at 7:56 a.m. when she left it parked in the parking lot. She said when she got back to the vehicle around 11:30 a.m., she discovered some damage on the passenger side front door. She said there was a large dent in it and the door frame had been warped. She said no one saw the incident as far as she knows. There is no proof how the damage was done or if it was intentional. There have been no estimates for repairs yet since this just happened. The vehicle is a gray 2016 Honda CRV.
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Police received a call about a person walking into traffic and yelling at people outside the Sports Barn, 301 Market St. Police made contact with the man, who appeared to be upset. Police asked him if was he okay and he said he was. The man appeared to be just fine to police.
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A man told police that a TSSAA representative was maneuvering a golf cart with folding tables on the back down a sidewalk/grass area outside the First Horizon Pavilion, 1826 Reggie White Blvd., and while doing so, scratched his vehicle on the front left panel. Police observed the marks to the vehicle. The man said the responsible person said that they would cover the damages to his vehicle. He only wanted the incident report for documentation purposes.
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Employees reported a woman who was arguing with Circle K staff at 4900 Brainerd Road, and she was refusing to leave. Police told the woman that Circle K did not want her on their property again and that she was trespassed. The woman left without further incident.
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A woman on Waterfield Lane told police she placed an online order from JCPenney worth $276.32. She said the order was delivered to her old address on Commons Boulevard. She said when she contacted the office at this location, she was told they had not seen her packages. She believes someone stole them. JCPenney requires a police report for the theft to refund the order. There is no suspect information.
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Officers were dispatched to an alarm at Caring Senior Service, 901 Mountain Creek Road. Officers checked the exterior of the building for signs of entry and found an unsecured door on the southwest corner of the building. Officers made entry to the building and cleared the building. Officers found no occupants and no sign of disturbance. Officers were able to secure the
previously unsecured door.
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A man on Wilcox Boulevard told police an unknown number of people have been harassing him for the past six years. He said the unknown people are also listening to his conversations. There are no suspects at this time.
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A woman on North Highland Park Avenue told police she arrived home in the evening after work and parked her vehicle legally on the roadway on the opposite side of the road. She said before she was able to exit her vehicle, the resident of a home on North Highland arrived home and began screaming at her. She said the neighbor was upset about her parking in front of her house. She and the neighbor had a verbal disorder over the parking spot. She said she moved
her vehicle. She said when she exited her vehicle again, the neighbor screamed and threatened to "call the police and beat your a** until they get here" if she ever parked there again. Both residences have access to off the street parking. The woman said there are three vehicles at her residence, so two of them have to park on the street. She wants this incident recorded in case this escalates further.