Law roundup: Man polices parking with alleged vandalism

A man allegedly approached someone in a restaurant parking lot and mentioned his parking job, telling him to check his tailgate as he drove away in a white Tahoe High Country. The individual found a large scratch that looked like it had been keyed. 

A red Ford Ranger and a white Chevy Silverado 1500 were reportedly spinning brodies in a business' parking lot, spraying rocks all over other vehicles. 

A grandchild was talking to their grandmother on the phone when she reportedly began gasping for air. Thinking she was choking, the grandchild called the police. Thankfully, she was OK and had been reacting to a hot jalapeno she had eaten. 

A woman allegedly called police to check on the welfare of a “young lady” she said was cold, curled up under a tree and needed a place to sleep. Officers had already checked on her welfare once and didn’t ask the woman to call police. Officers gave her a ride to a gas station where she said she had someone who could meet her there and provided her with information on local shelters. 

A woman reportedly slapped another woman’s hand, trying to knock her phone out of her hand while she called the police to report an assault that resulted in a jail visit. 

An intoxicated old man with long hair reportedly got comfortable in a restaurant and refused to leave. Then, he stood up, stared at bottles of hot sauces, and bolted out the door. 

Two teenage girls were allegedly sitting in the back of a white GMC Sierra headed northbound on U.S. 93 and someone called the police with concerns about their safety. 

Someone submitted an online report of an alleged egging that was recorded on video.  

Someone calling from Bing Court reportedly heard an explosion that set off car alarms. The sound may have been caused by a transformer issue at Liberty Street and Hawthorne.