Eunice Police Radio Logs

The following are excerpts from the Eunice Police Department radio dispatch logs.
December 8
00:08 911 call came through in the 400 block of North St. Joseph in reference to her daughter.
03:08 Report of a biker at KFC, subject has no lights on the bike.
08:59 Wreck reported in front of Burger King.
10:22 Caller in the 400 block of South CC Duson advised that a subject refuses to leave and has barricaded themselves in the home.
10:31 No one was in the residence.
10:52 Suspicious person reported in the area of 12th and Vine.
11:15 Caller in the 100 block of Mamie advised that a subject left his wallet at Eunice Manor.
11:25 Report of a stolen wire at Sirius Technologies.
11:46 Caller in the 200 block of Mill advised that the neighbor’s dog at her kid’s car seat.
12:41 Disturbance reported in the area of the Northwest Community Center.
12:46 Disturbance reported in the 1000 block of Oak.
13:02 Report of a runaway in the 1800 block of Dudley.
13:04 Subject has been located.
13:14 Report of a subject in the gulley in the area of Sittig and Hwy. 13.
13:18 Report that no one is in the gulley.
14:10 Caller in the 900 block of Williams advised that a subject took her keys and will not give them back.
16:02 Caller in the 200 block of Acadia requested assistance in reference to collecting her items from a residence.
17:20 Possible drug activity reported in the baseball field near the Redwood Apartments.
18:56 Caller in the area of Benoit Street advised of a subjec that keeps revving up a vehicle engine.
21:45 Suspicious vehicle reported at the parking lot of St. Thomas More Church.
22:23 Gun shots heard in the area of 1st, 2nd Streets.
22:31 Advised of multiple bullet holes in the 800 block of North 3rd Street.
23:33 Caller in the area of Bruce advised of a subject that was hit with a pistol and is now laying in the middle of the roadway.

September 9
00:38 911 call came through from Best Western in reference to a subject that was yellig and cursing.
02:08 Suspicious person reported in the 900 block of North 4th Street.