Globe Miami Times Connecting you to the Pulse of Globe Miami
December 20, 2017
TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS FOR SERVICE: 17
TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAFFIC STOPS: 03
ARRESTS:
Globe Police Department arrested Mary Louise Red Feather, age 37, out of San Carlos, on a failure to pay warrant for the original charge of the charge of liquor-consumption in public.
ITEM OF INTEREST:
0637: Officers responded to a residence on Mesquite Street in reference to an alarm.
0817: Officers responded to a residence on Estate Drive in reference to an alarm.
1037: Officers responded to a residence on Saguaro Drive in reference to a welfare check.
1110: Officers responded to Dollar General in reference to shoplifting.
1150: Officer responded to the Dollar General in reference to a wanted person. Officer arrested Mary Red Feather.
1216: Officer responded to Walmart in reference to shoplifting.
1303: Officer responded to Giant in reference to an unwanted person.
1547: Officer responded to Globe High School in reference to a juvenile problem.
1636: Officer responded to a residence on Sixth Street in reference to an agency assist for Adult Protective Services.
1639: Officer responded to a residence on Kline Street in reference to an unsecure premise.
1939: Officer conducted a field interview in the area of Ash Street and Monroe Street.
1945: Officer responded to the area of Santee Street and Broad Street in reference to a motorist assist.
1951: Officer responded to Dollar General in reference to an unwanted person.
2051: Officer responded to a residence on Fourth Street in reference to an agency assist for the Department of Child Safety.
2125: Officer responded to Circle K near Hunter Drive in reference to shoplifting.
2150: Officer, along with Globe Fire Department and Tri-City Fire Department, responded to the area of Main Street and Highway 60 in reference to a two-vehicle accident.
2232: Officer responded to the area of Ash Street and Seventh Street in reference to a traffic hazard.
Aimee Staten has worn several hats over the last few years, but she recently put on one of her more familiar caps after four years of working in nonprofits: That of a journalist. She has 14 years of experience in the news business as a reporter with eight of those years as the managing editor of the Eastern Arizona Courier.
