Not every police agency provides a log of its responses, and few do it with the finesse of the Forest Grove Police Department. Every week, we post the goings on as provided by this community 25 miles west of Portland, not because it's earth-shatteringly important, but because it provides a glimpse into the world of modern small-town policing.
During the week, Forest Grove police officers were engaged in more than 395 activities, both reported and self-initiated.
February 23
* A caller reported that he met a woman on social media and she was now pressuring him to get married and requesting personal information. He was advised this was likely a scam.
* A postal carrier reported an alarm going off inside a residence. Officers determined the house was secure and the alarm had been tripped by a "bug bomb."
* A food cart operator reported that a man, possibly under the influence of drugs, was bothering customers and employees. Officer assisted the man in accessing public transportation.
February 24
* Forest Grove Police reunited multiple residents with stolen property that was recovered from a string of overnight porch thefts. Officers had located a suspect and found in her home numerous lawn ornaments, bird feeders, patio furniture pillows, potted plants and other items related to a string of thefts from at least seven residences in the same neighborhood, including the front porch of an FGPD Officer. Officers arrested the suspect on March 2 following a multiple day investigation.
* A local bar reported a fight in the parking lot. Officers located two individuals who were intoxicated and had minimal injuries. Both were advised to go home and go to bed.
February 25
* A homeowner reported a gang of men in masks walking around outside his home late at night. Officers located a group of individuals who said they were using the porta-potty on the property. The homeowner was advised of the situation and agreed to let them use the facilities.
* Forest Grove officers assisted Cornelius Police in a search for a driver who crashed a stolen vehicle and fled on foot. The K9 track was unsuccessful.
* A caller reported finding drug paraphernalia in a restaurant lavatory. Officers retrieved and disposed of the items.
February 26
* Police contacted a woman who was seen screaming and running away from a man along Pacific Avenue. The man said the woman had stolen his phone. The phone was returned and the couple went their separate ways.
* A caller reported an unknown man rang his doorbell and stated he needed an ambulance before walking off. Officers located an intoxicated man nearby with a laceration on his forehead. The man refused to answer any questions and was transported to the hospital.
* Police received a report of a barefoot woman walking down B Street arguing with a man in a vehicle. Officers were unable to locate anyone matching the description.
February 27
* A resident of an assisted living community made statements about being in pain and wanting to die. Officers took the resident into custody on a peace officer hold, and she was transported for medical evaluation.
* A night shift officer spotted a noticeably intoxicated man stumbling down a street late at night. The man was arrested for allegedly violating a no-alcohol order on his probation.
* Forest Grove officers helped Cornelius Police search for a suspected prowler in the early morning hours.
February 28
* A restaurant employee reported a disruptive and aggressive customer yelling at employees. The man was asked to leave and banned from returning to the location.
* A woman requested a welfare check on a friend who was not answering his door and had known medical issues. Officers located the man safe and asleep in bed, but not inclined to talk to the woman.
* A man called police to report his father, who had an outstanding arrest warrant, was at his residence. Officers arrested the father on multiple additional charges after he threatened and assaulted his son.
March 1
* A store reported the theft of hundreds of dollars of liquid laundry soap and garbage bags.
* A woman called police concerned about feral cats that were spraying inside her garage.
* A caller reported a man on Pacific Avenue making lewd, rude and violent gestures. Police contacted the man, who said he was having an involved conversation with his father on the phone. He agreed to move along.
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