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- Police responded to a possible domestic incident at 10:52 a.m. Monday. Upon arrival, they spoke with a man who stated that the woman who lived in the house would not let him leave. The woman then stated that he was trying to leave with one of their children and she would not let him. She also stated that the man had tried choked her by grabbing her neck, although there were no visible marks on her neck. After learning that the man had been given 30 days to move out of the residence, police notified him of this, and he acknowledged that he understood and would leave. The woman was taking the children to her mother's house.
- A Lisbon teen was in the parking lot of Smith Oil and pulled out without yielding the right of way to another vehicle at 8:06 a.m. Tuesday.
- Officers spoke with a West Lincoln Way resident at 5:20 p.m. Saturday who stated that his ex-girlfriend had been threatening him with physical harm. He stated that he wanted his belongings from her residence in Carrollton, but wanted police to standby. He was informed that it would be up to him and his ex-girlfriend and whether or not Carrollton SO would standby. He then said that he was fine with the woman being told to leave him alone.
- Police spoke to an East Lincoln Way resident at 1:34 a.m. Saturday and informed him that he needed to turn down his music.
- Officers were dispatched to a West Park residence at 6:05 a.m. Sunday about a man who was afraid that his ex-girlfriend was going to bring her sons to his house to assault him. He was advised that an extra watch would be in the area and to call the police if he saw her vehicle at his house.
- Police spoke with a man on North Market Street at 1:03 a.m. Monday after watching him urinate on the sidewalk behind JWB Supply. The man stated he was heading to Circle K and said he would not do it again.
- A charge of unauthorized use of a vehicle was issued against a Rogers resident at 5 a.m. Monday after he allegedly stole the keys to his girlfriend's car and drove it away away after arguing with her. The girlfriend stated that they had been arguing and he picked up her keys and tried to leave. After he left, she called him and said that she would call the police if he did not return the car, to which he replied that he would burn it to the ground if she did. The girlfriend also stated that he had damaged vehicles of hers before, which was why she called the police. After making contact over the phone with him, officers told him to return the car, to which he responded that he "would not go down easy" and made possible veiled threats against police before hanging up. Charges were then filed and a warrant was issued.
- Officers spoke with a Harrison Street resident who came to the station at 5:37 p.m. Monday to report that she had a package delivered that contained a bracelet for her daughter, but it had been delivered to the wrong house and the residents had received it themselves, according to UPS. Officers attempted to make contact with the residents but no one was home.