Due to a rash of vehicle break-ins, a man was stopped for questioning at the intersection of Liberty and Lincoln. He gave a name, birth date and his age, The officer told him his age did not match the birth date. The man gave another birth date, and was told again it didnt match. At that point, the arrestee became very silent and began to look as if he was going to flee. He was placed in handcuffs, then said of his own free will, Im ready to stop lying. He then gave a different name and birth date. He was arrested and taken to jail for obstruction of justice.
A woman called police after her husband became disorderly. The man broke chinaware, knocked the computer onto the floor, turned over the entertainment console and broke a television and two lamps. Police learned he was wanted on a warrant from another city and he was arrested and taken to jail.
An officer on routine patrol was flagged down about a suspicious vehicle by a person who was cleaning parking lots at the intersection of Abercorn Street and Apache Avenue. The vehicle in question was abandoned. It had body damage to the drivers side, a crushed windshield, two flat tires, a Virginia tag that does not exist on the NCIC data base and evidence that someone attempted to use a tool to enter or steal the vehicle. It was towed to a secure location.
