Monday, Sept. 16

Police got a call about two women taking recyclables from bins on Ellis Avenue.

Loose dog calls came in from Market Street and Birchswamp Road.

A Market Street caller asked to speak to an officer about an unwanted person at her home. The person left, but the woman called back later to report that he had returned.

Francisco Mello, 56, of Bristol, was charged with disorderly conduct after a verbal disturbance was reported on Market Street just after 5 p.m.

Jewelry and computers were reported stolen from a Water Street home.

Police dispersed a group of kids on Water Street.

Someone complained that a person at Water and Baker streets was yelling and swearing into his cell phone. A few minutes later, police got an identical, this time reporting that the person was at Water and Miller.

A Davis Street man told police that he was threatened by his neighbor.

Tuesday, Sept. 17

A Market Street resident told police that an upstairs neighbor was being noisy.

Someone complained that trash had been left out on a Miller Street sidewalk.

A larceny was reported on Ellis Avenue.

You can pretty much figure out how this call went: Police received word at 4:48 p.m. that a runaway cat was stuck under a car on Market Street. At 5:42 p.m., after officers arrived, another call was placed: This time requesting rescue for an animal bite.

A Davis Street resident complained that someone had flattened his bicycle tires.

A tenant dispute was called in at a Union Street apartment building.

Wednesday, Sept. 18

Police went to Denver Avenue to help keep the peace.

A caller complained that someone was siphoning gas from cars parked on Canario Drive.

A lawnmower was reported stolen from Dyer Street.

A Joyce Street man told police that his landlord was trying to hurt him.

A Market Street woman told police someone vandalized her car, then verbally harassed her.

A four-wheeler was spotted driving around Taddy Avenue.

A King Street woman reported items missing from her home.

A Central Avenue woman complained that neighborhood kids were using foul language around her child. Police showed up and gave them a talking to.

Police got a call that a dog on Highview Avenue had been barking for several hours.

A caller from Market Street saw a man climb through an open window. Police arrived and elaborated: It was actually a doggie door.

Eric J. Moreira, 35, of Providence, was arrested on Main Street on a Fall River warrant for being a fugitive from justice.

Thursday, Sept. 19

Police got a call about a possibly injured wild turkey on Parker Avenue. The animal control officer checked it out and found no evidence of fowl play; the bird was fine.

A Croade Street woman called police after getting into an argument with her son.

A driver on Market Street reported kids fighting in the middle of the road.

An unruly student was called in from the Hugh Cole School.

Someone complained about two people sitting in a red Toyota on Maple Road that might have been "smoking drugs."

Someone called police after spotting a coyote on Vernon Street.

An open burning complaint came in from Main and Union streets.

Friday, Sept. 20

A barking dog call came in from Beth Avenue.

A disagreement between a woman and her boyfriend was called in on Market Street.

Police got a call about a dead skunk on Market Street.

A Main Street merchant reported shoplifting.

Police dispersed a group of kids on Miller Street just after 6 p.m.

A group of kids " acting rowdy" drew complaints from neighbors on Child Street.

Saturday, Sept. 21

A small party on Main Street was called in just after 2 a.m.

A Broad Street man reported having a problem with his neighbor.

The animal control officer went out to Fern Drive after a resident reported a neighbor's barking dog. Police noted that the owner agreed to bring the dog inside, but gave the animal officer a hard time.

A dead rabbit call came in from Pine Lane.

Someone complained about a drunk driver on Child Street. A search turned up nothing.

A fireworks call came in from Ellis Avenue; two minutes later, someone a few streets over reported hearing the sound of shots being fired.

Sunday, Sept. 22

A shoplifting call that came in from Miller Street proved a misunderstanding. After the store owner reviewed surveillance tape, the missing item was located; it had been put back in the wrong spot by the customer.

Rescue was called after a ceiling fan in a Main Street building fell on someone's head.

Tyler Anthony Bagley, 21, of West Warwick, was charged with domestic simple assault/battery and domestic disorderly conduct, after police were called to Wood Street for a disturbance.

Monday, Sept. 23

A woman called police after becoming concerned about her car being repossessed.