Welcome to Rumbel Strip Vermont, this is Erica Heilman.

It's the day before Christmas, and like a Christmas miracle,

I received this report from Scott Carrier on recent police activity here in central Vermont.

Here are some of the calls to local police as reported in the Times Argus and Stowe reporter.

On North Main Street, a female at a bus stop threw shoes into the roadway and exposed herself.

A man reported to be impaired was walking on Langdon Street.

He was located, identified, and found not to be impaired.

Someone threw a grape at a vehicle on Prospect Street.

Two adults and three children chased a duck with a stick on Branch Street. On Church Street a man said his equipment had either been used or

is being monitored by the Islamic State Group. An elderly woman on Deerfield Drive called the police station, requesting help and

telephoning her son who lives out of state. A neighborhood's cats were coming into a woman's

property and urinating everywhere and getting into the garage.

Shampu was reported stolen on Church Street. Someone had toxic, dangerous plants on Church Street. On Marvin

Street, someone left unwanted notes and gifts on a residence and vehicle.

Four juveniles were throwing rocks at elderly people on Spalding Street.

On Cable Street, a cuck cold reported the wife of his wife's male lover was coming

over to have a confrontation.

Someone poured vegetable oil on the floor in front of a man's apartment on North Main Street.

A person covered in purple dye was refusing to leave an outdoor seating area.

A residence on Bullduck Road called to report that some type of large animal was trying to get into her house.

A woman thinks three of her rings were stolen in August, but there's not a lot of evidence to go on yet. Police think they've caught the person who's been stealing letters from the Stowe Cinemas Now playing sign.

The investigation continues.

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