The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department.
Day Shift April 30
25-004557- 3600 BLK Shirl Jo Lane- Unknown Trouble – Police were dispatched to this address after a 911 hang up with a person in the background yelling “no, don’t call 911!”. This was the 3rd 911 call to this address since the morning hours. Police arrived to find the front door ajar and blood leading up the stairs. The home was cleared, and the two occupants were both identified. No arrest or charges were sought at this time until the investigation is completed.
25-004571 – 1300 BLK Pleasant St – Disorder – Police responded to a disorder call at this address. Upon arrival, they spoke with the reporting party who alleged that dogs from a nearby home attempted to bite her husband. Officers contacted the dog owner who stated his two Jack Russell’s accidentally got out through an open door but denied they were aggressive. Animal Control, familiar with the dogs and owner, issued a verbal warning regarding proper containment.
25-004581-4214 Ringgold Road-Warrant Service – A party was served with three outstanding warrants out of East Ridge Court while in the custody of the Hamilton County Jail.
Night Shift April 30
25-004587 – 3800 BLK Altamira Drive – Suspicious Person – A suspicious male with a towel on his head was observed going door to door ringing doorbells. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the suspicious person.
25-004593- 900 BLK S. Seminole Drive- Well Being Check – The reporting party called concerned about a female walking around the apartment property undressed except for a pink blanket. She stood in the parking lot staring into the sky. Police were unable to locate the subject initially; however, the previous night police interacted with a tenant, leading to an arrest. Police checked the resident in that apartment and were able to identify her as the party in question. She stated that she was just gazing at the stars adding that she was fine and would remain in her apartment.
25-004595-4200 BLK Dupont St- Suspicious vehicle – Police responded to a white parked in front of a residence on this street. The vehicle had left before police arrival.
