Dec. 3 — There were multiple reports of several males fighting. Two officers responded, and several people were contacted for information. One of the officers was told that a male subject was there, and he was upset that his ex-girlfriend was with another male subject. The first male subject showed up at the second male subject’s door, and punched him in the face several times before driving away.
The officer spoke with the victim, who did not want to press charges. He declined aid and stated he just wants the ex-boyfriend to stay away from him. The officer told him to call the police if the ex-boyfriend shows back up, and he could apply for a protection order. The officer took pictures of the victim, which he filed.
Dec. 5 — Subjects called the police to report that a female subject was on their back porch who said she was assaulted and doesn’t have her phone, purse or car keys. Her vehicle was currently parked at the SuperMart, which one of the officers had observed prior to the call. Two officers arrived and spoke with the female subject, who went on about the bulls**t that goes on
between her and a male subject.
She explained that the male subject picked her up at the SuperMart, and they went out to the beach for a drive. She said he started to get mad at her because she slept with another man, and she jumped out of the truck out on the beach. She stated she started to run for the dunes, when he caught her and pushed her to the ground in the sand.
She said he put his knees on her shoulders to pin her to the ground, and forced her to perform oral sex on him. She then rolled over and it stopped, and she got up, found her keys and then gave them to him so he wouldn’t beat her up. She then ran towards town.
She said they were only driving the beach for roughly 5 minutes before she got out, but her vehicle at the Supermart shows she was with him for at least 40 minutes.
There was a light rain at the time, and the sand on the beach was very wet. She did not appear to have any sand on her pants or sweatshirt (both black), and there should have been plenty if she jumped out of a moving truck and was held down and rolled around in the sand.
She also had an Icee cup from the SuperMart that was clean and not dirty, which someone jumping from a vehicle would most likely drop and leave on the beach.
She said he took her phone, purse and had the keys to her vehicle, which was at the SuperMart and locked. One of the officers eventually transported her home.
The two officers both looked all over for the male subject, and eventually found him at a trailer at
the Mermaid Inn. One of the officers spoke with him, and he stated he had no clue what the officer was talking about, and no clue where any of her stuff was. He did not want to talk at all. The case is under investigation.
Dec. 6 — Caller reported that a tavern bartender would not give her ID back to her after they were told to leave the bar. An officer spoke with the caller outside the bar, and she explained that you have to give your ID to the bartender to get the darts to play. She provided her ID to the bartender at the time.
Throughout the night, they were still there playing with friends and the bartender she gave her ID to went off duty and left. The second bartender was now the only bartender, and when the caller went to get her ID back, the second bartender told the caller she did not know where it was, and they did not have it. She stated she looked for it and couldn’t find it, and tried to call the first bartender to see where it was, and there was no answer.
The officer informed the caller of the situation, and advised her that he was not able to go
back behind the bar and start looking around in the registers for her ID, as she said that’s where they keep them. The caller was advised to come back in the morning and try again to locate it.
The caller understood, but was still upset because she believed the bartender was doing it maliciously because she used to date her son, and they did not get along. The officer advised he would make a log of her concerns, and to just try again tomorrow when everyone calmed down and was sober again.
Caller reported she was taking her sister to the hospital, and wanted an officer to meet them there. The officer had previously contacted these two leaving a tavern at midnight. The sister was stating that she felt really strange, and her blood sugar was very low, and she almost passed out while at the house.
Her anxiety level seemed really high at the time, and she was worried someone may have drugged her drink at the tavern. She stated that she has been sober for four months and was only drinking water tonight at the tavern.
She provided a medical release for the officer, and he waited around for her urine test results to come back. She admitted she smokes weed, so that will show, but nothing else should.
Her blood alcohol level was a .27, over three times the legal limit for someone who had only been drinking water that night. Once the female subjects were cleared to get their ride back home, the officer saw there was nothing more to investigate.
There was a report of a shoplifter at the market who was old. An officer went to the store and contacted the person, who appeared to be suffering from dementia. She had placed some cookies in her bag, and the store stopped her from leaving. The store just wanted her trespassed, which the officer did, then gave her a ride back to her apartment.
Malicious mischief: Caller requested extra patrols. An unknown person has recently cut the plastic zip ties and removed the metal stakes in the ground from her fence privacy screen. She has also recently experienced someone turning on the water faucet next to the fence, and a note on her garage. She has no idea who is doing this. She will be working on placing cameras on the sides of her house.
Dec. 7 — There was a report of a vagrant sleeping in the doorway of the coffee and arts building. An officer arrived and asked the male subject to leave, and he got up and left right away.