Collegedale police assisted Chattanooga police with a pedestrian struck on I-75, near exit 9.
Officers assisted an individual who was looking for a family member who had been released from a local hospital a month prior.
Police responded to a disorder at the Cracker Barrel that began as a road rage incident. One of the individuals had already left the scene prior to police arrival. The disorder was found to have been verbal only.
A resident from the Village at Apison Pike apartments reported a lost license plate.
A harassing phone call was reported from the Collegedale Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
An officer assisted a broken down vehicle at the intersection of Lee Highway and Relocation Way.
An alarm was activated at a medical clinic in the 5200 block of Little Debbie Parkway. Everything checked out ok.
An individual reported a vehicle crash from July 4th. They advised that they were waiting until the holidays were over to make the report.
Police responded to a vehicle in the Walmart parking lot after it had been found that three very small children had been left inside while the adult was in the store. The children were checked and were in good health. The parent was cited for driving on a suspended license and parking in a handicap parking space. A referral was sent to the Department of Children Services for a follow up.
Individuals closing a business in the 5900 block of Reagan Lane reported a suspicious person in the area.
Officers responded to a disturbance in the Collegedale Memorial Park cemetery. The area was placed on the Watch List.