Wild Bar Scene, AKA Garbage, Trashing Hotel Room: Woodbury Police Blotter

The following information was obtained from recent police reports.

June 25

A Rimbley Road resident called police to say she woke up and heard a man banging on her door and trying to get into the house. Police checked the area but did not see the man.

Two tires on an SUV were slashed while it was parked in a lot at Woodwinds Health Campus.

June 28

Police were called about a possible prowler on Alderwood Circle but did not see anyone suspicious.

A resident called police about a suspicious package along Turnberry Alcove. It was determined to be a plastic bag with an empty bag of potato chips inside. “AKA garbage within a garbage bag,” reads part of the report.

Police were called about a drunken guest at the Hampton Inn. A man had checked in with a woman, and she later came to the front desk to say he was drunk and trashing the room. She left and police arrived. Officers and management went up to the room and knocked on the door. Concerned for his welfare, management opened the door and police again tried to hail the man. Officers entered the room and found the man, who showed signs of intoxication, along with a broken cabinet and coffee maker. He registered a .29 on a preliminary breath test and was transported to detox. Management said they did not want to press charges and would add the cost of the broken items to his room bill.

June 29

Police were called about an unruly customer at Wild Bill’s. Upon arrival, officers learned a man had attempted to get bottle service, was told he could not, and purchased several shots and drinks. He left his credit card and left the establishment, and his card was declined. A Wild Bill’s manager found the man at Sunsets, and asked him to come back and settle his tab. He went back to Wild Bill’s and became disorderly, yelling and swearing at staff and trying to flee when his card was declined again. He jumped over a deck to run away, but staff tracked him down and held him to the ground. He was yelling: “I’m rich, you’re poor. … I can do what I want.” Management wanted him trespassed and did not pursue disorderly conduct or theft charges. He was transported to detox.

June 30

Someone wrote curse words on a car parked in a driveway at the 9400 block of Wedgewood Drive.

July 1

A man on a lawnmower mistakenly hit the gas instead of the break and hit a trailer being pulled by a truck along Woodlane Drive. He was treated at the scene and refused transport to a hospital.