Catasauqua police responded to these and other calls recently.

NOV. 14

In the 700 block of Front Street, a landlord/tenant issue brought out police to investigate.

At Crazy Mama’s, 129 Bridge St., police investigated a neighbor dispute.

At Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St., officers responded to a dispute between an ex-boyfriend and girlfriend. The ex-boyfriend left the scene.

A report of a theft by a tenant occurring in the 500 Pearl Street was reported to the department.

A fire occurred at Silver Manor, 2 Front St., due to careless smoking, the department said.

NOV. 15

At Innovative Arts Academy Charter School, 330 Howertown Road, a problem occurred between a school official and a parent.

A gray pit bull was found at Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St.

NOV. 16

Police responded to a report of an adult missing from the 100 block of Pine Street.

At Malvern Center, 124 Bridge St., a patient was asked to leave because of a disturbance, the department said.

NOV. 17

Members of the department responded to a report of credit card fraud occurring at DnD Market & Deli, 252 Race St.

On Race Street, police assisted a citizen who reported a ladder touching a power line.

Fraud at Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St., was reported to the department.

On Fourth Street, officers and a K-9 assisted North Catasauqua police with a vehicle stop and search.

A missing person returned home in the 300 block of Walnut Street.

A disturbance between a father and son brought no arrests in the 300 block of Walnut Street.

In the 500 block of Howertown Road, an argument between a boyfriend and girlfriend occurred, police said.

In the 300 block of Church Street, an animal complaint, involving a dog barking, was referred to an animal control officer.

NOV. 18

An issue with a neighbor brought police to the 400 block of Bridge Street.

Police sought information in the 200 block of Second Street.

A reckless driver on Race Street was reported to police. The vehicle was located.

On Peach Street, a disabled garbage truck was towed.

A dog at large on Race Street was reported to police. The owner retrieved the animal.

In the 200 block of Second Street, an intoxicated person was cited.

In the 100 block of Railroad Street, police responded to a noise complaint. The music was turned down.

Officers responded to an animal complaint of dogs barking in the 300 block of Church Street. The owner was warned.

NOV. 19

On Railroad Street, two vehicles were involved in the hit and run. A driver was cited.

In the 100 block of Church Street, intoxicated persons were reported. A vehicle was towed, the department said.

A check welfare request regarding a disagreement between a mother and daughter brought police to 14th Street.

At Catasauqua Highrise, 534 Third St., police investigated a verbal argument between family members.

The department said it received a report of a dog running loose in the 800 block of Bethlehem Road. Police were unable to locate the dog.

NOV. 20

A hit and run to a parked vehicle in the 700 block of Front Street was reported to police.

Officers and a K-9 assisted South Whitehall Township police for a reported bank robbery at PNC Bank, 4602 Broadway St.

On Covington Place, a husband/wife dispute brought out police to investigate.

In the 100 block of Race Street, four vehicles were involved in a reportable accident.

Harassing text messages received in the 300 block of School Street were reported to the department.

Police said a missing juvenile returned home in the 100 block of Race Street.

Suspicious activity in the 400 block of Race Street was reported to police.

An unwanted person in the 800 block of Front Street was reported to the department.

No arrests were made for a disturbance that occurred in the 100 block of Race Street.

An argument between a mother and son brought police to the 100 block of Race Street. No arrests were made.

NOV. 21

On Front Street, an individual was required to register under Megan’s Law.

Police issued a temporary protection-from-abuse order on Covington Place.

At Catty Mart, 547 Front St., officers assisted in a civil matter regarding damage to gas pumps.

In the 100 block of Front Street, police sought vehicle repossession information.

NOV. 22

In the 1100 block of Railroad Street, police assisted North Catasauqua officers.

On Second Street, a traffic stop was conducted. A driver was cited and taken into custody on a warrant.

Officers assisted a citizen on Covington Place in retrieving items from a home.

In the 200 block of Peach Street, officers assisted Bethlehem police in an attempt-to-locate case.

NOV. 23

A bicycle was found in the 700 block of Front Street.

A vehicle was parked too close to an intersection in the 500 block of Church Street. The vehicle was ticketed.

At Innovative Arts Academy Charter School, 330 Howertown Road, a 17-year-old male, of Allentown, was cited for harassment.

Police said a homeowner was burning leaves, an ordinance violation, on Covington Place.

An animal complaint in the 300 block of Church Street was referred to an animal control officer.

At Miller’s Surplus Home Center, 258 Race St., juveniles were on the roof. Officers responded to the complaint.

Police sought information regarding a harassment case in the 700 block of Third Street.

NOV. 24

On Grove Street, police assisted North Catasauqua officers.

At Crazy Mama’s, 131 Bridge St., police responded to a report of harassment regarding a problem between neighbors.

A missing adult female on Cambridge Place was reported to police.

Police investigated an unattended death in the 400 block of Race Street.

Officers responded to a report of a problem between an ex-girlfriend and ex-boyfriend occurring in the 500 block of Race Street.

NOV. 25

Police said 38-year-old Larry Nagy, of 4720 Main St., Whitehall, was arrested on Front Street for loitering/prowling at night and public drunkenness.

Police were asked to check on the welfare of a family member in the 300 block of Church Street.

Police checked on the welfare of an individual in the 300 block of Church Street.

In the 800 block of Poplar Street, a recycling bin was taken and returned.

A report regarding a barking dog in the 200 block of Peach Street brought out police. The dog was taken inside.

Harassing text messages and phone calls in the 500 block of Pearl Street were reported to police.

NOV. 26

In the 500 block of Third Street, a vehicle was moved after police responded to the parking complaint.

At Catty Mart, 547 Front St., an armed robbery occurred, police said. The investigation is continuing.

Personal threats made in the 200 block of Peach Street were reported to the department.

In the 700 block of Front Street, police responded to a verbal argument between a mother and son.

NOV. 27

Harassing text messages in the 300 block of Peach Street were reported to police.

Police checked on the welfare of an individual in the 300 block of Peach Street.

Loud music was turned down in the 100 block of American Street after police responded to a noise complaint.

In the 600 block of Walnut Street, police responded to a verbal argument. No arrests were made.

The theft of a car key in the 500 block of Pearl Street was reported to police.

Police responded to a report of a theft occurring at Schlegel’s Dry Cleaners, 120 Race St. The report said kitchen chairs were stolen from a garage.

Officers sought information about a noise complaint at Whittier Place Apartments, 895 Walnut St.

In the 700 block of Limestone Street, police investigated a domestic harassment situation.

Police sought information in the 500 block of Pearl Street.

Damage to a vehicle mirror occurred in the 400 block of Walnut Street, police said.

Officers checked on the welfare of a person in the 900 block of Bath Avenue.