Law roundup: Bulk shopper secretive about membership

A customer would reportedly murder before revealing their membership card, refusing to show it to an employee multiple times, saying, “If they ask again, I will kill them.” The shopper was so secretive about their bulk shopping credentials they said if the employee or the police wanted their membership information, “they would have to subpoena it.” A manager acquired the member’s information.

An employee reportedly placed on “administrative leave” went home to rally the troops, his parents, who marched over to his workplace to confront a maintenance manager. As any mature parent might do, the father allegedly threatened to “kick his (expletive) (expletive)” if he saw him off of county property, then bent over, picked up a bullet, and threw it at him, saying, “Here’s one with your name on it.” The manager asked the incident be documented as requested by a supervisor.

Five or six teens allegedly banged on a man’s door and when he opened it one of them punched him. He believed the teen was wearing brass knuckles or something like it.

A woman reportedly insisted that someone tried to physically get into her car because the mirror had been “tampered with.” She was insistent about this because she said if a vehicle hit her car it would have been totaled.

A speeding black charger was allegedly swerving on the road and an occupant tossed mini bottles out the window.

A real estate agent allegedly spotted a shopping cart full of stuff outside and a transient inside the garage of the house she was showing.

Extra patrol was requested by someone whose fence had reportedly been kicked in for the third time in the past couple of weeks, leaving holes.

A man reportedly beat his girlfriend who was bleeding from the elbow.

A wire was allegedly disconnected from an external breaker box and someone thought it was intentional.

A flatbed Dodge welding truck was reported stolen.

A vehicle was stopped for driving without the headlights on at night.