Monday, April 21
A caller reported a relative was involved in a possible domestic dispute at an apartment on Main Street. Police located the people involved, but a woman refused police help and said no violence occurred.
Police cleared rocks from the road near 2 Mile Lutak Road.
A motorist was warned for failing to stop at a stop sign.
Sunday, April 20
A caller reported ravens in trash on Front Street near the Small Boat Harbor. An officer tracked down a resident who had thrown garbage out. The resident cleaned up the mess and received a warning for illegal dumping.
An officer removed rocks from the road near 2 Mile Lutak Road.
A caller reported a group of Canadians in a pullout across the Lutak Bridge using chainsaws to cut down trees. Troopers were advised.
Troopers were advised that a 911 caller near 18 Mile Haines Highway reported being hit by her husband. The man was arrested and charged with assault and interfering with a domestic violence call, as he disconnected the phone when his wife tried to call police.
Saturday, April 19
A caller at 2 Mile Haines Highway asked for help getting her mother up on her feet. An officer responded but the woman had already gotten up.
Loud music was reported coming from a residence near Major Road. A dispatcher called people at the residence, who turned the music down.
An officer removed rocks from the road near 2 Mile Lutak Road.
A Helms Loop resident reported a dog barking incessantly. Dispatch contacted a responsible party.
Friday, April 18
The harbormaster reported illegal dumping at the Small Boat Harbor. A case was initiated.
A caller reported a motorhome parked at the corner of Third Avenue and Main Street making a hazard for cars stopped at stop signs.
Police investigated a vehicle in the school parking lot that had smoke coming out of the engine. There was no fire.
A Deishu Drive resident reported hearing rifle shots coming from the direction of Haines Highway. Police responded but heard no shots.
Thursday, April 17
A school official asked police to perform a welfare check on an adult former student who was reported to be acting oddly. Police and a counselor conducted an interview and determined the person was not a threat.
A caller asked an ambulance to respond to First Avenue for a man who was not breathing. The man was dead when the ambulance arrived.
A woman asked police to respond to View Street where she and another woman had locked themselves in a car to avoid a disorderly woman. Police mediated the situation.
A man drove to the station and asked police to help him with a domestic dispute with his girlfriend. Police responded and helped mediate.
A woman asked for help with her vehicle, which was high-centered on a cement barricade on a Mathias Avenue driveway. Police responded and said a tow truck would be required.
Wednesday, April 16
A caller reported his 5-year-old grandchild was missing from the library. The child was found a block away.
Tuesday, April 15
A 911 caller reported an unresponsive man on Main Street. An ambulance responded and found the man was dead.
A person reported a domestic dispute in a Main Street apartment. Police helped mediate the situation.
A person asked police to conduct a welfare check on a woman at 18 Mile Haines Highway. Troopers responded.
A caller reported smoke in the Beach Road area. Police were unable to find any smoke or fires.
Police told a tow company to tow a vehicle abandoned on FAA Road.
A caller reported black smoke near 5 Mile Haines Highway. Fire department personnel responded and found a person burning illegal materials.
Police removed rocks from the road near 3.7 Mile Lutak Road.
A woman asked police to conduct a welfare check on a Small Tracts Road man who had come to her home and was acting strangely. Police responded to the man’s residence and spoke to a person who said the man was fine.
Dispatch received 19 medical calls and two canine calls.