attempted to use three pre-paid ….

attempted to use three pre-paid gift cards to paid for items, but they were all declined. One of the cards had $300 on it, but it must have been flagged as fraudulent, because it would not allow the transactions to go through.

The complainant said the man began to get agitated and was making everyone uneasy based on what he was saying. He started talking about his mother and how needed help finding her. The owner and his employees said they couldn’t help him, as they didn’t know anything about him or his mother. The man started to cry and eventually left without buying anything.

The owner was able to write down the man’s license plate number. The officer said police have had run-ins with this man before, but none of them were violent. The officer advised the store owner to call the police right away if the man returns and makes him uneasy. The owner said he would let the man know he is no longer welcome in the store.

n June 12 - An officer was dispatched to an Abbotsford residence in reference to a 911 hangup. The officer met with a woman who said another woman had attacked her and she wanted her to leave. The complainant said the woman had shown up there, accusing the complainant of sleeping with her man. The complainant said she doesn’t know the woman or who her “man” is.

She said the woman picked up a children’s bike and threw it at her, causing a minor scratch to her head. The complainant said she did not want to press charges, but wanted the incident documented in case the woman returns again.

n June 12 - An officer was dispatched to an Abbotsford residence in response to a woman who was having trouble controlling her teenage daughter. The mother said her daughter got upset when she told her she couldn’t drive her to work the following day. She said her daughter started acting out by turning music up loud and arguing with her. She said both she and her daughter left the residence for awhile, and when they returned, her daughter locked herself in the basement.

The officer spoke to the daughter and tried to suggest resolutions to her problems, but she was not open to hearing them. The officer went back to speaking with her mother, who brought up bringing in a social worker. This made the daughter upset and she started blaming her mother for all their problems. The officer admonished the daughter, telling her that her mother was in charge of making the decisions while she was still a teenager. The officer advised the mother to reach out to counselors for help and said he would provide her with possible resources to help.

n June 12 - An officer responded to a complaint of damage being done to a chain link fence. The complainant said his fence borders a U-Haul rental facility, and the drivers keep backing into his fence, damaging it. He asked that an officer speak to the owner of the U-Haul business about the problem.