Police observed a grey newer model Kia SUV pull three different driveways, turn on hazards, and sit in the driveways with the reverse lights on. Officers attempted to get the Georgia Temp tag on the vehicle but were only able to make out P36. When the officer got behind the vehicle they pulled into a different driveway and then flipped around to go the opposite way. The vehicle proceeded to go northbound on Tunnel BLVD at a fast rate of speed.
Officers responded after employees reported a female was causing a disturbance in the store.
As police arrived in the area, an employee identified a gray minivan leaving the parking lot as belonging to the subject. An officer conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle and identified the driver. She claimed she was upset she was asked for identification to process her food stamp payment for groceries, which led to the disorder. The party was cited for multiple traffic violations for driving on suspended driver’s license and expired registration, as well as being issued a trespass warning.
Police responded for a guest who overstayed their reservation. Officers contacted the guest and advised him to vacate the room, with which he complied, collected his belongings, and left the property.
Officers responded for a disorder with a female who had damaged the front entrance door. Police spoke with employees, who advised a female with red hair, black jacket and gray pants, was on talking on the phone and became agitated and raised her voice causing attention to be drawn to her. The subject then aggressively pushed the front door open causing it to come off track. Police later located the subject in the East Ridge City Hall lobby. She stated she was upset about the fines she had to pay the court and accidentally damaged the door because of her agitation. At the request of management, she was issued a citation in lieu of arrest for damage to the door.
The caller expressed concern for her fiancée, who resides at this address, after not hearing from her for four hours. She stated that her fiancée has a medical condition, and she was worried about her well-being. Officers contacted the party who were found to be in good health. She advised that she would contact the reporting party.
Dispatch received a 911 call with an immediate hang up. Dispatch called back twice resulting in immediate subsequent hang ups. Police responded and spoke to the homeowner and her juvenile daughter who said it was an accident.
A caller requested police presence at the parking lot after observing a child outside her car seat in a moving vehicle. Police investigated the matter. The child was seated and buckled when an officer arrived. Police issued a verbal warning to the parents.
A woman was disturbed from her sleep by text notifications from 10 different numbers of unknown juveniles. After telling the juveniles to stop harassing her, they sent several random photos. Police provided instructions on how to block the numbers.
A man stated he was assaulted by his niece after an argument. Officers spoke to the suspect who initially claimed it was only verbal. Both parties involved changed their stories several times. The reporting party then claimed that he thought she hit him and that he could not remember. Both parties appeared intoxicated and admitted to drinking before the argument. Due to conflicting stories and difficulty determining the primary aggressor, the parties were separated for the night.
While officers were at the location above investigating an assault, the female subject was found to have two verified warrants out of Catoosa County. She was transported to Hamilton County Jail Without further incident.