While on routine patrol on E. 11th Street, an officer saw two men pushing a black storage cart with a large utility pole affixed to the top with rope. The pole was made out of metal and they were attempting to scrap it for a few dollars. The officer checked both men for warrants and none were found. Traffic Engineering and Public Works were contacted and responded to look at the pole. Both denied current ownership of the pole. The officer instructed the scrappers to return the pole where they found it to prevent any further chances of a theft report being made. They agreed and returned the pole to where it was found.

An officer responded to suspicious activity at the Double Tree Hotel at 407 Chestnut St. A woman said her Lyft driver had picked up someone else and the Lyft driver was saying that she had picked up her. She showed the officer messages back and forth between her and the Lyft driver. She felt like someone could have been abducted by this Lyft driver and she wanted to make police aware of the incident. The vehicle's Tennessee plate was BOLO'd to all channels to do a wellness check on the occupants.

A woman on Pembrook Lane told police someone had opened a Chase account in her name without her permission in Philadelphia, Pa. Police told the woman this would need to be investigated by the Philadelphia Police Department and recommended she call to report it to them.

Police received a call asking for a wellness check on a woman who lives on Oak Ridge Drive and who drives a white Saturn sedan. The complainant said the woman had been verbally arguing with her boyfriend all day. Police arrived and did see a white Saturn sedan on the property and attempted to make contact at the front door. The officer knocked multiple times and couldn’t make contact with anyone inside. The lights were off and it appeared as if no one was home. Police continued to try and make contact with someone inside and no one came to the door.

A man on Tunnel Boulevard told police his mailbox had been damaged. He believed it happened a few days before, but didn’t know how.

Police were asked to check on a woman on Tunnel Boulevard who had not shown up for work in over two weeks. An officer spoke with her roommate who said she had been in contact with her and that she was on vacation with her husband who is a long-haul trucker.

A woman on Paris Metz Road told police a white male has been collecting items and putting them in the backyard. Officers observed a propane tank, gas can and other chemicals in the backyard. The woman said she would call back in if the man came back.

Police were flagged down by a woman on E. MLK Boulevard who wished to report a theft that occurred four days ago. She does security for the property owner and while there she put her bag behind a dumpster on the property. When she returned it was gone. She said there was black male hanging out at the property, looking around, and she believed he may have taken it. Inside her bag was her ID, debit card, $26 worth of make-up, and a black Trac phone worth $32.

An employee of North American Credit Services called police and said someone has been texting employees and asking them to purchase Google gift cards at the request of the CEO to give to clients. The employee said the requests are not being made by the CEO. One employee didn’t realize this was a scam and purchased $600 of Google gift cards, and texted the numbers to the scammers.

A man on E. 40th Street told police he discovered someone had entered his detached garage through a hole in the wall and stole a paint sprayer and drills. He said this could have occurred anytime in the last week.

Officers were dispatched to assist a citizen who had accidentally locked himself inside Clark Dental Studio at 951 Riverfront Pkwy. The man believed the office to be opened but once inside noticed the employees had all left. He then attempted to leave but the door was locked. Officers directed the man to a green exit button on the opposite side of the hallway which unlocked the doors momentarily for him to leave.

A woman on Bush Road called police and said someone had hacked into her Facebook account, took away her access and changed the account's email address. She contacted Facebook and was told that her account was locked because of violations of community standards. After she was told the account was locked, the suspects have been impersonating her and asking her friends for money and demanding $100 from her to give her access back to her. She said the suspect has also been contacting her.

Police were called to Hamilton Brow Path where a man and his girlfriend were in a disagreement. The man told police it was a verbal disagreement and had never become physical. The girlfriend told police they were arguing over their catering business. Due to a critical incident at the jail, police were unable to verify a possible TPO in place between the two and asked the man to leave the home for the night, which he did without incident.

A man called police and said he saw two people arguing on W. Henderson Drive. Police spoke with the woman who said the argument ensued over her wanting to leave and the man not wanting her to go. The man agreed to part ways and the woman stayed at the residence.

A woman on Bonny Oaks Drive called police to say a white homeless male stole her 2006 EZ Go golf cart. She said later another homeless man came to them and took her husband to the homeless camp across the tracks from Redoubt and showed him where the cart was. Her husband brought the golf cart back heavily damaged.

Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report: ARMSTRONG, BRAD ROY 2648 BLYTHE ROAD CLEVELAND, 37323 Age at Arrest: 31 years old Arresting Agency: Hamilton County Booked for Previous ... (click for more)

A woman on Mountain Creek Road called police to say her neighbor had shown up at her residence under her carport looking in her windows, not once, but four times in the last six weeks. Police ... (click for more)

Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report: AUSTIN, GEORGE H 312 MCBRIEN RD CHATTANOOGA, 374114888 Age at Arrest: 21 years old Arresting Agency: Chattanooga PD DOMESTIC ASSAULT ... (click for more)

Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report: ARMSTRONG, BRAD ROY 2648 BLYTHE ROAD CLEVELAND, 37323 Age at Arrest: 31 years old Arresting Agency: Hamilton County Booked for Previous Charges or Other Reason(s) BELL, PAUL CAILLOU 1702 WALKER ST CHATTANOOGA, 37404 Age at Arrest: 20 years old Arresting Agency: Hamilton County DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE DRIVING ... (click for more)

A woman on Mountain Creek Road called police to say her neighbor had shown up at her residence under her carport looking in her windows, not once, but four times in the last six weeks. Police suggested she should consider putting up some no trespassing signs, as that would effectively communicate her desire to be left alone. * * * A man in an apartment at 7604 Standifer Gap ... (click for more)

Athens and Tennessee lost a great friend and a long-time public servant when Larry Wallace passed away Saturday afternoon. The 1962 McMinn County High School graduate started his lifetime law enforcement career with the Athens Police Department in 1964. He joined the Tennessee Highway Patrol in 1967 and was appointed as a special agent with the Tennessee Bureau of ... (click for more)

Congratulations to all the winners in Thursday's election. And also thanks to all who ran, it takes a lot of courage to enter the arena of politics. I didn't vote for Weston in the primary but I certainly did in the general election. I think he will do a wonderful job. Sabrena, I voted for you but I would imagine your career is over after one of the dumbest political stunts I ... (click for more)

The rain delays did not lull the Red Wolves to sleep, as Chattanooga pounced all over the top-ranked Greenville Triumph in Saturday’s 5-1 blowout. Following a two-hour thunderstorm delay, the Red Wolves squared off against their long-time difficult foe in the Greenville Triumph. Every game between the two squads has been one by one goal—that was not the case for this muggy, physical ... (click for more)

Chattanooga FC battled to a 3-0 victory over the Maryland Bobcats late Saturday night with an official attendance of 3,479. The only thing more electric than the delay-causing lightning was Chattanooga’s first half attack, with goals from Markus Naglestad, Greg Stratton, and Taylor Gray. Chattanooga FC had a two-week break in action prior to the match following a dramatic cup ... (click for more)