Monday, June 13
A Mathias Avenue resident reported a moose cow and two calves in her yard.
Police received a stalking order from the court to serve on a Haines resident.
Police arrested a 50-year-old Haines man for first-degree burglary.
A resident of a local trailer park reported someone keeps parking in a vehicle in front of their residence. The caller was advised to contact his landlord, as it is private property.
Sunday, June 12
A person reported fireworks in the townsite. An officer was unable to locate the source of the fireworks.
Saturday, June 11
A caller reported a strange man entered her 0 Mile Haines Highway apartment but left when she confronted him. Police responded but were unable to locate the intruder. Police initiated a burglary case.
Officers reported an unsecured business with the lights left on in the Fort Seward area. Police secured the building.
A caller reported an injured whale in the Battery Point area, but called back to say it was a boat.
A caller reported a trespasser at his 1 Mile Haines Highway business, but then called back to report he was gone.
A caller reported a suspicious vehicle near the wastewater treatment plant.
An anonymous report of a minor consuming alcohol resulted in a citation.
A business employee reported phone lines outside of a 1 Mile Haines Highway building had been cut overnight. Police investigated.
A Mathias Avenue resident reported a vehicle dragging a large metal bar down the road, which was making a lot of noise. Police responded and warned a person about noise.
Friday, June 10
A caller reported someone had thrown several bags of trash into his sister’s yard near 0 Mile Haines Highway. Police responded and told the person to clean up the trash.
A caller reported a large burning brush pile was smoking up the whole Young Road area. Fire crews were notified.
A grocery store customer reported he was short-changed. The store manager was advised of the complaint.
A tenant reported his landlord was trespassing by entering his downtown residence when he was not at home. The landlord was issued a warning.
A juvenile asked that an intoxicated adult be removed from her residence near the Southeast Alaska State Fairgrounds. Police responded and transported the intoxicated person to their own home.
A caller reported a vehicle parked in the middle of his driveway near 1 Mile Haines Highway. Police responded but the vehicle had moved.
A traffic stop resulted in a citation for speeding.
Thursday, June 9
A caller reported a suspicious vehicle parked behind a Main Street business.
A caller reported someone stole tools valued between $400-$600 from 1 Mile Haines Highway. Police initiated a case.
A person reported a moose was injured after being struck by a vehicle near 5.5 Mile Haines Highway. Police responded. The moose died and the meat was given to a religious organization.
A resident requesting a restraining order was referred to the court.
A traffic stop resulted in a warning for speeding.
Wednesday, June 8
A caller reported a possible propane leak. The responsible party responded and said it was a normal ventilation process due to the increased temperatures.
A Mathias Avenue resident reported nobody had picked up her yellow bag from the community cleanup. The caller was told to notify the borough’s public works department.
A caller reported dogs were harassing a moose calf on Oslund Drive. Troopers were notified.
A caller reported a vehicle damaged her car while it was parked on Main Street. Police initiated a case.
Police received a protective order from the court to serve on a Haines resident.
A person came to the station to report a bus at the Port Chilkoot Dock had the wrong state registration number on it. An officer was advised.
A woman brought an injured raven to the station. The American Bald Eagle Foundation was contacted.
Tuesday, June 7
An officer spoke with an intoxicated man on Front Street.
An officer observed an unsecured property in the Fort Seward area. Unable to contact a responsible party, the officer conducted a security check and determined the building was free of vagrants and damage.
Dispatch served a summons on a Haines man at the station.
A woman reported an argument near Old Haines Highway. Officers were advised.