July 22 9: 12 a.m. A woman at 10910 S. E. Campbell Road, Fayetteville, reported a male acquaintance keeps calling, telling her how high he is and that he won't give her father's chain saw back.
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10:44 p.m. – Following a call from a US62E motel operator, an officer was unable to spot “two drunk men in the trees” at the branch of a local bank.
11: 28 a. m. A man at West Sixth Street and South Hill Avenue reported a man was yelling at traffic and taking off his clothes and hanging them in a tree.
LITTLE ROCK -- The 26-foot-tall eastern red cedar was a match Wednesday for a team of 20 men that wrestled it up the state Capitol steps to a second-floor entrance.
Wednesday morning, the Arkansas Forestry Commission cut the tree from the front yard of Herman and Mary Smith of Cabot. The couple said they decided to donate the tree because they were concerned its roots would damage a nearby septic tank.
The tree, escorted by forestry workers, arrived at the bottom of the Capitol steps on the back of a flatbed trailer. Workers rolled it off and dragged it up the 30 steps, leaving a trail of cedar twigs and a green smudge. They stuffed the tree through the bronze doors of the rotunda and hoisted it into place in a corner.
