POLICE BLOTTER - June 27

Crow Wing sheriff

OTHER — A report at 6:58 p.m. Monday in Emily from a man who said his 12-year-old is disrespectful and out of control, although not at this time.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY — An employee of the Old Waterfall, 10000 block of Highway 371 in Brainerd, reported at 2:04 a.m. Monday a possible slumper.

A report at 2:47 p.m. Sunday in Deerwood of a suspicious male who came out of the swamp and appears to be checking buildings. Deputies were canceled as the male was a neighbor.

A report at 9:15 a.m. Sunday of complainant on the 10000 block of Woodrow Road seeing strange floating lights in the her yard at night and also hears weird music.

HAZARD — A report at 9:07 p.m. Friday that the complainant is very upset due to the fact that there are no painted lines on the roadway in the construction zone on Crow Wing County Road 3 by the bridge north of Crow Wing County Road 11 in Crosslake. Complainant is concerned that someone may drive off the roadway after dark because the lines are not there to keep people on the road.

ASSAULT — A report at 10:24 p.m. Sunday of an assault between inmates at the Crow Wing County Jail, 313 Laurel St.

Staples police

ANIMAL — A report at 8:48 p.m. Saturday on the 500 block of Fourth Street Southeast where the complainant stated they saw a large black cat that stood about 3-feet tall. The complainant stated they thought it might have been something like a black panther. The complainant stated they last saw it heading west out of their yard. Officers were unable to locate.

FIRE — Assisted the Staples Fire Department at 8:06 p.m. Friday at Precision Metal, 115 Minnesota Ave. S.W., of a fire where a pole fell by the transformer that caught fire to the building.

911 CALL — A report at 2:42 p.m. June 18 of officers responding to Oak Ridge Trailer Court where a 13-year-old’s called 911 12 times and hung up. The teen stated that she did not call 911, but her phone showed that she called 911 12 times. The teen and her father were advised.

Crosby police

SUBMERGED — A report June 20 of a vehicle partially submerged in a swampy area off of Crow Wing County Road 30. The officer and a Crow Wing County Sheriff’s deputy responded to the area near the Trommald Road and met with the driver who stated they had to swim from their vehicle to the road after going in the water. The tow company responded, recovered the vehicle and transported it to driver’s residence. No injuries, except possibly to some pride, the police department reported.

FIRE — Assisted Cuyuna Fire Department with a call at 4:30 a.m. June 20 of a fire at a residence where an elderly female was still inside. Officers arrived and observed the female had gotten out of the house.

OTHER — A noise complaint was reported June 24 on Erie Avenue involving loud equipment being used very early in the morning. Officer advised those working that they kindly take a break until the sun was a bit higher and surrounding homes smelled of bacon and coffee.

Check the Crow Wing County In-Custody List at http://www.brainerddispatch.com/in_custody.

— Compiled by Jennifer Stockinger, Staff Writer. Follow me on Twitter at www.twitter.com/jennewsgirl.