Law: man with petrol can see through and through truck -and -density gas

A blue truck was supposed to be in front of a gas shop and Passer told the police that she saw a man with the vehicle's petrol and photographed him because he believed that he could steal the gasoline. The officials received information from an associated call about a man who worked on a car. The dangerous spill that was less than 10 gallon gas was reduced. The officials contacted a man they identified in the pictures and informed the prison.

A man with “pointed fingernails” and a walking stick supposedly spoke to children who play tennis games on site and told them that they knew him while touching them on their arms or back and trying to hug them. The man allegedly went back and forth from the tennis courts and a pond. The person who created the report wished that the man would stay away because he made the children uncomfortable.

A man claimed that his neighbor was bothering him by calling the law enforcement authorities with complaints and entering another complaint after his daughter had installed a surveillance camera near a sidewalk and the veranda of the neighbor. He also claimed that the neighbor “always turned him” and predicted that they would do so if he went out to do some farm work. The officials discussed how “generic films” do not violate any laws, and it should be okay to maintain the camera, unless there was something in its interim order, which indicated otherwise.

An audience of teenagers sitting on a splinter limousine, according to reports, observed vehicles Race.

Young people in a blue Tesla supposedly followed a young person in a parking space in a shop and sprayed him on him before he went to a shop in which an employee advised her about her stupid behavior.

A fairly friendly Pitbull named Tina was reported by a caller as missing who provided her contact information when someone found her. Tina has black and white colors on her chest, does not wear a collar and has not broken off.