Talking trash
2:46 p.m., Monday, July 20 — Someone reported garbage littering La Conner Whitney Road and creating an eyesore. The mess was referred to Skagit County Public Works and the litter crew for cleanup. La Conner Whitney Road
Spit happens
5:58 p.m., Monday, July 20 — A disagreement over parking too close to a moped apparently lingered for two days before boiling over. A victim reported being spat on by an upset suspect because the victim had not proffered an apology and said the suspect had also thrown a punch during an earlier confrontation, but missed. The victim declined to pursue charges. 6th Street
Whistle and they will come?
7:30 a.m., Tuesday, July 21 — A set of keys complete with a whistle was turned in at the La Conner Sheriff’s Office. The owner remains unknown, but deputies are keeping the keys safe until someone comes calling. Douglas Street
Down in the dumpster
2:53 p.m., Tuesday, July 21 — A business reported someone has been leaving unwanted items between its back door and the dumpster, causing them to make extra trips to the transfer station and costing extra disposal costs. Deputies were asked to keep an eye on the area. Morris Street
Sticks and stones
5:46 p.m., Tuesday, July 21 — A caller reported someone had been yelling at passing vehicles and throwing sticks and stones for hours. A deputy searched the area but found no sign of the would-be roadside critic. Maple Street
Ammo-be-gone
3:09 p.m., Wednesday, July 22 — A resident asked the Sheriff’s Office for help disposing of old ammunition, ensuring it won’t be making any unexpected noise in the future. Channel Drive
No hot dogs
8:42 p.m., Wednesday, July 22 — A report of two dogs left in a parked vehicle prompted a deputy to check on their welfare. The windows were cracked, the dogs appeared comfortable, and the owner said they would be leaving shortly. 1st Street
Humane rescue
8:42 p.m., Wednesday, July 22 — A good Samaritan rescued a small loose dog found behind a residence and brought it inside. A deputy transported the pup to the Humane Society, and before long, someone called asking about their friend’s newly impounded canine. 1st Street
