ANIMAL COMPLAINT, DRAKE ROAD: Residents called police because they were trapped in their home by a temperamental squirrel.
The squirrel was desperate to get in the house, according to the residents. The squirrel kept jumping at the garage door and would run at the residents any time they opened a door.
MISCHIEF, WEST 130th STREET: Motorists called police Saturday because a group of juveniles were jumping into traffic.
One of the boys was wearing a bear costume, according to the callers. The group was gone when police arrived.
SYRINGE? NO, SHARPIE: A resident told police that there was a possible syringe lying in a front yard near Grant St. and S. Broadway St. on May 29. Police responded and determined that the object was a actually a Sharpie ink pen.
NOISE COMPLAINT/UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION, EAST WASHINGTON STREET: A resident reported shortly after 6:30 p.m. Sunday that neighbors down the street were “on a microphone having a party, singing rap and swearing.” One male was taken into custody for underage drinking.
ANIMAL CRUELTY, WHITNEY ROAD: A man reported last Thursday that he saw someone shoot a goose from the second-floor balcony of the Cherry Tree Apartments.
The man reported that he saw someone shoot the goose and then a woman ran out of the apartment building and grabbed the goose and took it back to the apartments. Officers on the scene could not find the person who allegedly shot the goose and they couldn’t find any evidence of the incident.
COMPLAINT? A man entered the Medina Police Station on May 29 and asked if anyone had recently filed a complaint against him. Officers informed him that no one had made a complaint.
SUSPICIOUS, TANGLEWOOD MALL: Police received two calls after a 62-year-old man visited several businesses over the course of several hours the evening of June 3.
The Cleveland man asked female employees to go out on a date with him and told one he would take her to the Bahamas.
Police located him in his car in the parking lot. He was told to leave and not return or he would face trespassing charges.
The man told police he was in the shopping plaza to pick up a prescription.
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There are some incidents of high quality here, though angry squirrels, if they ever organized, could prove to be a serious threat.
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