Police Log: Tree theft on Main Street; wildlife in the roads

Photo: Unsplash // Scott Rodgerson.

Monday, June 16

Incident: Theft
According to Park City police reports, a Parks Department employee reported a stolen tree from one of the new planters installed over the weekend. 

Tuesday, June 17

Incident: Parking
A resident called in to report a delivery truck delivering packages early in the morning, stating it was too early for them to be doing that in a residential area. 

Incident: Break-in
A house on Main Street was reportedly broken into, but the resident couldn’t determine whether anything was stolen. 

Incident: Citizen Dispute
A citizen complained of non-electric vehicles parked in electric vehicle parking spaces at Miners Hospital Community.

Incident: Wildlife Problem
A large moose was reported to be running through traffic near the Burger King on Park Avenue, according to police reports. 

Thursday, June 19

Incident: Traffic
Construction crews getting ready to block Main Street for a cement pour were unable to stop traffic and called the police department for assistance and to request flaggers.

Friday, June 20

Incident: Parking Problem
A resident reported an unhitched utility trailer parked on the road that had partially dumped into the roadway.

Saturday, June 21

Incident: Agency Assist/Weapon Offense
Deputies assisted Utah Highway Patrol with a traffic stop after a report brandishing a firearm during a road rage incident.

Read the full story: Road rage exchange escalates on I-80, ends in driver arrest

Sunday June 22

Incident: Wildlife Problem
A driver called to report a deer in the median that had been hit by a car. The deer was still alive and the driver was worried that it would jump back into traffic.