Monday, Aug. 8
A caller reported a skateboarder in the middle of the road on Union Street.
A caller reported a possible fraud case involving e-mail.
A Helms Loop Road caller reported sometime in the last day a bear broke out the windows on their garage and scratched the side of their truck.
A Helms Loop caller reported a bear tore off the screens of their porch.
An officer was advised that a bear and cub were walking down the beach next to the boat harbor, headed toward Lutak Inlet.
Sunday, Aug. 7
A caller reported the fire alarm was going off at the library. Fire crews responded and reset the alarm.
A caller reported domestic violence at a home. Police responded and arrested a woman.
Troopers were advised of a report of shots fired at the Mosquito Lake campground.
Saturday, Aug. 6
A caller reported a friend had been in town for the fair and had not shown up. The caller reported later that her friend was home safe.
A caller reported vehicles parked illegally in bus parking at the Port Chilkoot Dock.
A caller reported a small fire, about one-tenth of an acre, on Seduction Point Trail. A wild fire crew responded and doused it.
Friday, Aug. 5
A caller who thought someone might be trespassing or staying at their Highlands Estates house, asked police to check on it. An officer found the house vacant.
A caller reported a young girl playing in a dangerous spot at a curve on Young Road. An officer who responded couldn’t locate the child.
A caller reported a motorcycle parked on Main Street for several days. An officer attempted to contact the owner.
Police initiated a case after a caller reported a gas can missing from a boat that was in a downtown parking lot.
A business reported a white camper parked in their parking lot several days.
Thursday, Aug. 4
A caller reported a bear with two cubs walking down Old Haines Highway near the Haines School.
A caller reported a reckless driver heading toward a convenience store. Officers found the vehicle unoccupied.
A local business requested police help getting a person to leave. An officer responded and the person left.
Wednesday, Aug. 3
A person reported a vehicle parked in the same spot at the Visitor’s Center several days. Police contacted the individual, who agreed to move it.
A local business reported that a person was possibly supplying alcohol to minors. An officer who responded could not find anything.
A caller reported a bear was at their Menaker Road property at the same time that their goat became loose, but didn’t think the bear got the goat.
Tuesday, Aug. 2
Police were advised by a downtown business that an RV was parked in the exit of their parking lot.
A caller reported a van parked in the middle of the road for several hours on Young Road. Police responded and determined the vehicle was parked legally.
A caller reported removal of a “no trespassing” sign on River Road.
Juneau state troopers were advised of a report of an assault on a fishing boat near Hawk Inlet.
A man was arrested for drunk driving on Second Avenue.
A caller reported seeing flames over trees from a large burn pile on Mount Riley Road. Fire crew responded and helped a homeowner whose bonfire was out of control.
A caller reported a bear breaking into their Tower Road shed. An officer responded and the bear left the scene.
There were 14 medical calls and two calls about dogs.
The Haines Borough Police Department can be reached at 766-2121