Thursday February 12, 2009
- A caller wanted police to check to see if a friend of hers was drinking.
- The buyer of a used truck called the private seller and threatened him because he was upset after the seller took the license plates off the truck at the buyer’s business. The seller had forgotten to remove them before the sale was final.
- Police educated a Main Street store manager about the use of a hold-up alarm after he had pressed it with concerns about a credit check for a purchase. The transaction appeared to be legitimate.
- A man tried to pay for purchases at a store on North Seventh Avenue with a counterfeit $100 bill but paid instead with a credit card. The clerk did not keep the fake bill.
- The buyer of a used truck called the private seller and threatened him because he was upset after the seller took the license plates off the truck at the buyer’s business. The seller had forgotten to remove them before the sale was final.
- Police educated a Main Street store manager about the use of a hold-up alarm after he had pressed it with concerns about a credit check for a purchase. The transaction appeared to be legitimate.
- A man tried to pay for purchases at a store on North Seventh Avenue with a counterfeit $100 bill but paid instead with a credit card. The clerk did not keep the fake bill.
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