This is Rumbel Strip, America Heilman. I'm standing on my, on my deck. It's a beautiful May morning here in Central Vermont. It's funny, you know, you look around on such a beautiful

morning and it's hard to remember or keep in mind just how hard the police are working all over Central Vermont,

even right now, even as I'm recording this.

I figured it was time to do another police report to give you just a sense, just a beginning sense of some of the challenges that law enforcement is facing.

Here's Scott Carrier with a law enforcement report from Central Vermont. Welcome.

A raccoon was reportedly chasing cars and kids in a roadway.

Paul Gansi's cows were an obstacle on Upper Hollow Road.

Police asked him to take the herd home.

A caller complained that neighbors were doing karaoke very loudly on Elmore Street.

Suspicious footprints were reported in the area of Woodland Drive and Hill streets.

Gansi's cows were on the loose again on School Street.

A woman needed fingerprinting because she was applying for a job.

Another person needed fingerprints for a job.

Police were asked to check in on a local woman.

Multiple officers checked in with a woman last week.

She's doing fine.

Ten cows got loose and were hanging out on Stagecoach Road.

Police helped the farmer get them back in the pasture.

Staff at the Morrisville-Stowe Airport reported that a motorcycle with a side car was driving on the runway.

Officers weren't able to locate the bike.

A belligerent man refused to get off a public bus at Cumberland Farms.

Three teens hanging out under a bridge on Bridge Street were acting inappropriately.

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