Law roundup: Here comes the man in black

A lanky man wearing all black and accompanied by two women allegedly loaded a cart with merchandise and rolled out of the store without paying. They reportedly split up into an older GMC pickup with a topper and a blue Dodge car.  

CPR and two doses of Narcan were administered to a man reportedly overdosing and afterward, he was able to sit up. 

A woman en route to the hospital with her elderly friend called the police to report an alleged “gift card scam situation,” saying they were going to take back gift cards the friend dropped off to a patient twice that day. A dispatcher advised her not to escalate the situation by confronting whoever was receiving the gift cards and to wait for a phone call from police.  

A woman reportedly went outside seeking a moment of peace and fresh air during her break when she was accosted by a man wearing a baggy trench coat and shorts over long johns.  

A resident was suspicious of a truck that allegedly sat idling across the street for about 20 minutes when they saw flashlights and heard teenagers.  

A man reportedly had an unintentional reaction to using marijuana while on a prescription medication, saying he was having trouble breathing and speaking normally and couldn’t move.  

Officers stopped a vehicle and warned the driver about not having the lights on. 

A woman’s boyfriend of 20 years allegedly took her car and refused to return it after dropping her off at work.  

A man reportedly parked his vehicle on Glenwood Drive and returned to find the front passenger window broken. He said nothing of value was stolen but the repair cost $376. 

A man with a sign on Fourth and Idaho was allegedly yelling and acting “violently” toward passersby. 

A man reportedly stood in the roadway by a damaged vehicle making hand gestures. 

A vehicle was allegedly blocked in by two vehicles, one parked legally and one parked illegally in front of the yellow-painted curb. 

A man reportedly heard screaming, “Help” and later yelling, “Let me go,” turned out to be home alone playing video games. 

Two men allegedly went dumpster diving, and someone wanted them moved along.