Monday, Aug. 15
Police responded to an intrusion alarm at a 0 Mile Haines Highway business. The building was secure.
An out-of-town resident reported a drunk driver had been driving around with a minor the previous night.
A caller reported aggressive dogs on Small Tracts Road. Police were unable to contact the dogs’ owner.
A caller reported a vehicle broken down near 26 Mile Haines Highway. Troopers were advised.
Police served a summons on a Mud Bay Road resident.
A person reported a possible drunk driver near 2 Mile Lutak Road. Police were unable to locate the vehicle.
An officer investigated a suspicious vehicle in the Small Tracts Road area.
Sunday, Aug. 14
A citizen dropped off a pair of glasses found near the Port Chilkoot Dock.
A caller reported two loose horses near 2 Mile Haines Highway. The owners were notified.
A person reported two guests had stolen a large amount of money. Police are investigating.
Saturday, Aug. 13
A Comstock Road resident asked for information regarding an emergency restraining order. An officer was advised.
A caller reported a drunken man tried to enter an Allen Road home. Police attempted to locate the man.
An apartment manager reported a drunken man sleeping in the hallway of a Deishu Drive apartment complex. Police responded and told the man to leave.
A caller reported a visitor took $120 in cash. Police are investigating.
A caller asked police to conduct a welfare check on a Haines resident. The caller didn’t indicate there was any reason to believe the person was in harm’s way.
A person reported receiving a harassing phone call from someone pretending to be a Haines Police officer.
Friday, Aug. 12
A Main Street business owner reported an unattended vehicle had been parked at a business overnight. The owner was contacted and advised to move the vehicle.
Police responded to a Main Street vehicle accident.
Thursday, Aug. 11
A caller asked police to conduct a welfare check on a male hitchhiker on the Haines Highway. An officer was advised.
A caller reported she believed people were trying to scam Haines residents. Police are investigating.
A caller reported a possibly injured bald eagle hanging from a power line near Front Street. Police responded. The eagle flew away.
A caller reported fireworks or gunshots in the Cathedral View subdivision. Police responded but were unable to locate the source of the sound.
A Union Street resident reported her kitten was having difficulty breathing and wasn’t moving. The Haines Animal Rescue Kennel was contacted.
A Main Street business owner reported a vehicle drove by multiple times playing loud music. Police warned the driver.
Wednesday, Aug. 10
A caller reported a camera lost around Chilkoot Lake.
Police served a 20-day domestic violence protective order on a St. James Place resident.
Police assisted at the border crossing.
An officer contacted a juvenile who appeared to be carrying a sword in the Sawmill Creek Road area.
An officer received a report of a missing juvenile. Officers located the juvenile at the library and met with a guardian.
A caller reported a bear attractant around Sawmill Road. Officers were advised.
A caller reported someone firing an automatic rifle in the Eagle Bluff area. Troopers were advised.
Tuesday, Aug. 9
A person reported a crooked stop sign near Fifth Avenue and Dalton Street. Public Works was advised.
An FAA Road business reported a credit card had been left at their office.
An officer contacted a vehicle owner parked the wrong way on Main Street and told them to move their vehicle.