North Shore Police Log Roundup: Hookah, Go Karts, & Darts

BEVERLY

• On Monday, March 6, a hookah melted the tupperware bin it was sitting on and set off the fire alarm on Hilltop Drive around 7:30 p.m. There was no damage to the residence.
• Officers received a call about suspicious activity on Sunday afternoon, and found that a woman had left the Anchor Pub without telling her boyfriend.
• A group was advised to lower the volume of their video game playing for the evening after police were called to Pond Street on Monday around midnight for a noise complaint.

MARBLEHEAD

• Officers received a report of kids riding go karts in the roadway on Harbor View Lane last Wednesday afternoon.
• Police responded to Chestnut Street on Sunday morning on a report of an unknown man staying in a guest bedroom. The man later couldn't find his jacket and keys.

PEABODY

• Police received a report of a phone or pole that fell in the parking lot of a gas station on Newbury Street on Wednesday, March 8, around 9:30 a.m. Officers found that a payphone had rusted out and fallen over.
• A car was stopped on Lowell Street on Monday morning after a person reported a gray car with the word "help" written on the back window. The driver was unaware of the message.

SALEM

• Police put a man in protective custody last Wednesday after he almost fell into the front pond of the hospital on Highland Avenue around 5 p.m.
• A dog named Hooch was reunited with the pup's owner, after police apprehended the dog on Ocean Avenue on Monday around 5:30 p.m.

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