Police Blotter for May 18

Suspicious Circumstances: An officer observed a silver Nissan Xterra left running and unlocked at one of the dealerships on Roosevelt Avenue at 1:08 a.m. Other vehicles were also found unlocked. A manager responded to secure the vehicles.

Noise Complaint: Police received a noise complaint concerning a residence on Wells Street at 8:06 a.m. Though the location had been the source of prior domestic issues, in this instance, it was someone who was dealing with some bad news.

Trespassing: Staff at the Senior Center on Cole Street requested police help at 10:19 a.m. in removing a subject from the center who has a history of being rude and a danger to staff. The subject was served with a six month trespass order.

Driving While License Suspended: Two people were arrested following a traffic stop on Roosevelt Avenue at 10:18 p.m.: one for third-degree driving while license suspended, and the other for allowing an unlicensed driver to drive.

Property Recovered: Six copper, solar landscape lights matching a description of a theft reported earlier along with several instances of malicious mischief in the area of Warner Avenue and Charwila Lane on Monday morning, were found damaged on Tuesday by a property on Myrtine Street at 10:28 p.m. There are no suspects but a security tape of the area will be reviewed for information.