At 12:30 a.m., police were alerted to a possibly intoxicated person on the Kingsport Greenbelt. Near Riverfront Park, a responding officer located a naked man, age 23.
Police were alerted to a man walking along Lone Star Road, lunging towards passing vehicles and trying to hit them with a metal pipe.
A resident of Model City Apartments — age 67, and recovering from an illness — realized she had left her phone in her car, then flagged down an unknown man who was walking by. She gave him her keys and asked that he retrieve it.
As a man used the bathroom at Belk in the Fort Henry Mall, he noticed someone holding an iPhone over the top of his stall. He said that the suspect then placed his hand under the divider two separate times and "made a motion."
On Walnut Hill Road, a woman allegedly rammed her husband’s vehicle with her own, pushing him into a ditch. She then exited with a metal pole, hit his windshield multiple times and threatened, “I’m going to kill you, you cheating bastard.”
Officers responded to a motorcycle crash on South John B. Dennis, finding the rider of a 2008 Yamaha had hit a pickup. Witnesses said that just prior to impact, the 18-year-old had been "riding a wheelie" and traveling at a high rate of speed.
Deputies responded to a Kingsport home to deal with an increasingly erratic neighbor. In the latest incident, according to the complainant, the suspect kept beating on the door, then hopped on their mower and rode away.
When police attempted to serve a warrant on Barnett Drive, the wanted man jumped on a motorcycle to flee and struck a deputy.
At 9:30 a.m., dispatch was alerted to a male walking completely nude on Childress Ferry Road while "fondling himself." A responding officer spotted the naked man down a ravine in the woods, but the suspect was oblivious to police yelling to get his attention.
Police responded to Westside Inn due to "a nude male running in the parking lot." Though the suspect could not be located, his girlfriend at the scene accused him of using meth for several days.
At about 1 a.m., a patrol officer spotted a Toyota traveling on East Center Street with no headlights activated — and a woman sprawled across the hood.
When police were called to a nightclub on Stone Drive, they found a man bleeding from the nose and mouth. Though he couldn't recall what occurred, officers observed "boot prints on the side of his face and back of his head."
At about 9 a.m., a patrol officer spotted a man with no shoes or pants attempting to walk across Stone Drive — and nearly getting hit by multiple vehicles.
An officer responded to Indian Path Medical Center to speak with a man who claimed to have been shot in the shoulder. However, when X-rays were taken to examine the wound, doctors advised it was not caused by a bullet.
A deputy was called to an altercation at a Church Hill home, where a child had sprayed his grandfather with a water hose. The man responded by grabbing a switch to “discipline” the boy, according to witnesses, and chased him into the residence.
