THE COP SHOP
Bird leads to ramming
A frightened older couple called 911 about 6:30 p.m. Saturday to report their car was rammed by an irate driver in a white pickup truck.
The male driver said he was on Interstate 35 at Oak Street and the pickup was tailgating him. When the truck eventually passed him he made an obscene gesture at the driver as he went by. The other driver became irate, he said, began yelling at him and intentionally rammed his car. He followed the pickup and called police. The other driver had to stop because his rear tire exploded due to damage from ramming the car, according to the police report. Officers arrived and arrested that driver on charges of driving while intoxicated and aggravated assault.
Other reports
300 block of Audra Lane - Officers responded to a report of a stabbing about 2:40 a.m. Sunday and found a seriously injured man. He was taken to a hospital emergency room. The suspect fled before the officers arrived. No further was available.
3100 block of West University Drive - A caller reported an intoxicated person at a convenience store. Officers found the man passed out in the driver's seat of his car. he was holding a glass pipe, according to the report. In his clothing they found a quantity of methamphetamines and four prescription pain pills. He was arrested on two drug possession charges.
100 block of West University Drive - Just after midnight Monday a man called police from a pharmacy. he said he dropped off prescriptions for strong painkillers on June 18 and then left town. He returned early Monday and decided to stop by to pick up his medications. He was told by an employee that someone picked up his prescriptions and signed his name to the receipt.
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