A woman called police for help after her teenage son reportedly received numerous harassing text messages and phone calls from other neighborhood teens.
The woman said the teens had called her son and threatened to “blow his head off” and had made references to body bags. The mother said she was tired of it and wanted it to stop.
The responding officer advised that the mother could take warrants, but the police could not charge anyone since it was a “he said/she said situation.”
The officer did speak with three subjects identified by the mother as being perpetrators of the harassing phone calls. According to the report, the officer advised them to stop calling and texting.
No further action was taken since none of the threatening messages or texts had been saved.
Other incidents investigated by Auburn Police include:
• forgery on Atlanta Highway. An unidentified caller attempted to phone in a fraudulent prescription to the CVS pharmacy using a fictitious doctor’s name and DEA number.
• domestic dispute on Wynfield Drive. A man was cited for marijuana possession and the female was escorted to safety after police responded to a third party call for assistance.
• criminal trespass on Blackberry Circle. A homeowner reported damage to his sod after a neighbor drove across his lawn.
• identity fraud on Apalachee Church Road. A woman whose wallet was stolen two years ago reported receiving notices from a collections agency regarding accounts which she did not open.
• forgery on Atlanta Highway. A business owner reported receiving a fraudulent check.
• theft by taking on Union Grove Church Road. A vehicle was stolen from the parking lot of the Hmong Church.
