Law roundup: Strangers puts syringes in dogs’ mouths

A strange woman in a black truck reportedly put a syringe filled with a liquid that looked like blood in the mouths of at least two dogs, telling bystanders it was “iron and enzymes.” The woman denied the allegations but then showed an officer the syringe, claiming the liquid was fake blood but then said it was “sugar water for her diabetes.” The officer provided people with contact information and a case report number in the instance the dogs became ill.

A bartender allegedly held down a woman who hit another woman in the face with a glass causing her potentially broken nose to bleed.

A roommate’s ex-boyfriend allegedly busted down his door and choked him out while hitting his head against the ground and telling him he was going to kill him even if he went to jail.

Someone reportedly dumped an anti-theft device in or near a dumpster that was sounding the alarm for at least two hours until a business owner called the police to collect it for disposal.

A woman allegedly called 911 to report individuals camping in “a professional parking lot.” Dispatch provided her with the non-emergency number to call since it wasn’t an emergency or life-threatening situation, although she said they “bother her by being there and they were there every day.”

A resident complained about “super loud” kids on a park basketball court.

A woman was reportedly acting weird when someone saw her hitting cars and pouring what they thought was gas in a parking lot. The woman moved along.