'Sketchy' Uber Driver And More From The Marblehead Police Log

Police took a report of a scam in which a man called a resident and said she had an expired Microsoft Windows program and asked her to call someone else about a Windows D license last Wednesday afternoon.

Officers checked a pond on Marion Road on Wednesday afternoon to make sure no one went through the ice after a resident reported seeing kids jumping on the ice with open water near them. Police found that no one went through the ice.

A bartender walked into the police station to return a lost cell phone and two fake IDs after she confiscated them.

Someone reported that nearly $1,000 in tools were stolen from a job site around Robert Road on Thursday morning.

Police took a report of a person receiving texts from an unknown number telling him to meet at Seaside Park and claiming to know where he is on Friday evening.

Someone walked into the police station on Monday afternoon to turn in a knife found in Chandler Hovey Park.

Someone turned in an ATM card she found at a bank on Humphrey Street on Monday around 4 p.m. Police helped return it to the owner.

Officers responded to a report of a truck that took out a fire hydrant at the corner of Washington and Pleasant streets on Tuesday around 9:30 a.m.

Police received a report of an Uber driver who gave someone a ride from Salem and allegedly had an open container of alcohol and an invalid inspection sticker. Officers couldn't find the driver.

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