Police blotter

Crow Wing sheriff

THEFT - Johanna Johnson, Fairfield Township, Sunday reported $60 from her purse was stolen.

Patricia Altrichter, Fort Ripley, Sunday reported her vehicle stolen.

Noreen Windhauser, Mission Township, Sunday reported a theft.

Michael Hauer, First Assessment District, Saturday reported $200 worth of new tools were stolen from a metal shed.

PROPERTY DAMAGE - Melissa Collier, Robin Street, Sunday reported her mailbox was damaged.

No injuries were reported Sunday in a hit and run accident in Garrison.

ACCIDENT - Deputies responded to an accident with injuries at 1:14 p.m. Saturday in Long Lake Township.

COMPLAINT - Officers Sunday responded to a shooting complaint on Robin Street in Brainerd.

Deputies Sunday responded to a call where a neighbor was shooting onto another neighbor's property in the First Assessment District.

ANIMAL COMPLAINT - Lynn Heinrich, Garrison, Sunday reported a bison was in the road.

Deputies Friday responded to a report that a goat got stuck in barb wire in Daggett Brook Township.

DISTURBANCE - The Crow Wing County Jail, 313 Laurel St., Sunday reported a male causing a problem in the jail.

Baxter police

ANIMAL COMPLAINT - Officers responded to a call Sunday of several geese in the roadway at Fairview Road.

Officers responded to a call Sunday of a fox in the area that is not afraid of humans. It also was reported that the complainant was scared for her cat's life.

PROPERTY DAMAGE - No injuries were reported Friday in a two-vehicle accident on Highway 210 and Baxter Drive.

Brainerd police

THEFT - Levi Carver Sunday reported that his bike was stolen at Lum Park, 1619 N.E. Washington St. When officers arrived, they learned that Carver's friend took his bike as a joke.

Joshua Stangel Saturday reported that cash from his unlocked vehicle parked at the 400 block of South Eighth Street was taken.

PROPERTY DAMAGE - Officers responded to a call Sunday of a broken window at Shep's Bar, 315 S. Sixth St. Four males were cited for the incident.

Central Lakes College, 501 W. College Dr., Saturday reported a glass pane was broken out of a door.

No injuries were reported Saturday in a two-vehicle accident in the Cub Foods parking lot at 417 Eighth Ave. N.E.

No injuries were reported Saturday in a two-vehicle accident near Laurel Street and South Seventh Street.

No injuries were reported Friday in a hit and run accident at the 500 block of Front Street.

ARREST - A 26-year-old Brainerd woman was arrested Sunday at the 400 block of Fourth Avenue Northeast after officers were called to the residence for a possible burglary. The woman was arrested because Crow Wing County had a warrant out for her arrest.

A 33-year-old Brainerd woman was arrested Saturday for fifth-degree assault and disorderly conduct.

A 19-year-old man was arrested for shooting a juvenile with a B.B. gun at the 500 block of North 10th Street.

FIGHTS - Officers responded to a call Sunday that a group of girls were fighting at the 700 block of Laurel Street.

Officers responded to a fight Sunday at the 100 block of Laurel Street.

Officers responded to a call Saturday that a person was smoking marijuana outside of O'Neary's Irish Pub, 305 S. Seventh St., and blew smoke in the caller's face. The two people were advised to stay away from each other the remainder of the night.

Officers responded Saturday to the 1300 block of Ninth Avenue Northeast of neighbors arguing about barking dogs.

Officers responded to a call Saturday of two females arguing about some undelivered Avon products.

A report Friday at the 500 block of Second Avenue Northeast of a fight that involved a dog biting a person in the face.

PROPERTY DISPUTE - Officers responded to a call Friday at the 500 block of Fourth Avenue Northeast of a neighbor putting a fence down the middle of another neighbor's driveway.

COMPLAINT - Officers Saturday responded to a report of several gunshots in the area of the 1000 block of Southeast 11th Street.

HARASSMENT - Central Lakes College, 501 West College Dr., Friday had a report of a staff member being harassed by a female.

A driver Friday reported another driver swore at him at the stoplight at Washington Street and Second Street North.