two things...

12: 37 a.m. A man at 13 Rosario Road, Garfield, reported a bobcat tried to attack him.

election day fallout

5: 11 p. m. A caller on North Lewis Avenue reported youths burning political signs.

11: 28 a. m. A woman at 1106 N. E. Fillmore St. reported her cat was trapped in furniture and she couldn’t lift it to get it out.

12: 32 p. m. A woman at Regions Bank, 203 S. Walton Blvd., reported the bank drilled some safety deposit boxes and found drugs.

2: 54 p. m. A woman at 1401 Phyllis St. reported an elderly man had a gun in his pants.

guns, candy, mike, dead cats and potentially dead cows

9:15 p.m. A man at 21531 S Arkansas 71 in Winslow reported his neighbors were walking outside their door and randomly firing a shotgun at nothing.

6:57 p.m. A man on Kantz Court reported a 13-year-old child threw candy at the caller's back glass door.

3:51 a.m. A man reported a woman at 401 24th St., No. 69, was banging on the floor and screaming "Mike come back."

7:39 p.m. A man from Tony's Towing reported that a 1986 GMC Safari van was parked on private property at the Delta Delta Delta parking lot and did not have a parking sticker. A strong odor, possibly that of a dead cat, was coming from the vehicle, the caller said.

11:57 p.m. A man at Gladson-Ripley Hall reported a potato was shot through his window.

7:20 a.m. A woman at 15214 E. Arkansas 12 in Rogers reported she overslept and when she awoke found her landlord in the bathroom throwing things.

4:21 p.m. A caller at Mary Maestri's Restaurant in Tontitown reported a Cave Springs officer dropped a man off in the parking lot and the man asked some restaurant employees if he could camp on their lawn. The employees said no, and the man threatened to shoot some cows, police said.