Police Blotter
Recent reports from Kootenai County law enforcement agencies, from June 6-9:
POST FALLS POLICE
Friday
* A burglary was reported at the Arundel Mobile Home Park. When officers responded, the resident told police a hoist worth $150 was taken.
* Officers responded to 7-Eleven, where a female left the scene of an accident. She was later located outside her home, intoxicated and still in her car. The woman was charged with her second DUI.
* An unknown person or persons dumped the trash out and toilet-papered the bathroom at Woodbridge Park.
Saturday
* Officers assisted on a medical call where a 3-month-old baby was accidentally burned with hot water while getting a bath.
* A red 1999 Honda Civic was stolen on Maplewood Avenue.
* A female was reported leaving her home intoxicated. Officers located her vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. They determined she was drunk and she was taken into custody.
Sunday
* An officer was called to Black Bay Park for a small fire, which was put out by a resident before the officer arrived. The resident pointed out several juveniles that may have set the fire, however they all denied being involved.
* A caller told dispatch that they smelled marijuana smoke coming from inside the garage at their home. When an officer arrived it was determined that the smell was marijuana. A female visitor to the home was cited for possession and the homeowner told police they didn't know what was happening in the garage.
Monday
* An officer took a report of a small fire in the trees near Promenade Loop.
* A father told dispatchers his daughter is being harassed via Facebook by a girl who threatened her with a knife.
* A vehicle hit a deer on Interstate 90 just east of the state line. No one was injured and the vehicle had to be towed.
COEUR d'ALENE POLICE
Sunday
* Officers responded to reports of a burglary on east Lunceford Lane. The resident told police that money and silver coins, valued at $1,350, were stolen from a safe at her home.
Monday
* A woman told police that someone had broken into her car and stolen her stereo while the car was parked in front of her Lakeside Avenue home.