Catasauqua police responded to these and other calls recently.

APRIL 8

A traffic violation took place at North 14th and Pearl streets. A wanted person was involved.

Animal complaints were addressed in the unit block of West Race Street and at Lehigh and Poplar streets.

At George Taylor House, Lehigh and Polar streets, an alarm sounded.

Officers responded to a parking complaint in the unit block of Covington Place.

An attempted suicide in the 500 block of Race Street was reported. An officer injury was also reported.

Police assisted an outside agency during a verbal domestic dispute in the 100 block of Franklin Street.

The department provided a warrant service at the station, 90 Bridge St., for Matthew Eisenhard, 50, of North Catasauqua, for theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property.

APRIL 9

Civil matters were reported in the 300 block of Walnut Street and the 500 block of Front Street.

Officers responded to a parking complaint in the 600 block of Front Street.

A fire pit ordinance violation had police investigating in the 700 block of Bath Avenue.

Police responded to a juvenile complaint in the 300 block of Church Street.

APRIL 10

A burglar alarm sounded in the 200 block of Circle Drive.

Officers responded to a disturbance in the 500 block of Front Street.

In the unit block of Stonewood Place, a juvenile complaint was addressed.

Police assisted a citizen at Catasauqua Towers, 534 Third St.

APRIL 11

A parking complaint was addressed in the 300 block of School Street.

A sex offense involving a juvenile at Catasauqua Middle School, 850 Pine St., was referred to North Catasauqua Police Department.

Officers conducted a welfare check and investigated a juvenile complaint in the 200 block of Second Street.

The theft of a catalytic converter in the 500 block of Fifth Street was reported.

A traffic complaint at South 14th and Race streets was handled.

Police assisted North Catasauqua officers in the 600 block of Lincoln Street, North Catasauqua.

A juvenile complaint in the 300 block of Church Street was filed with the department.

In the 100 block of Wood Street, a domestic disturbance, with no arrests, took place.

Illegal dumping in the 900 block of Race Street was reported.

Officers responded to a loud music complaint in the 300 block of Mulberry Street.

APRIL 12

Traffic violations occurred at Milton and Walnut streets, with the driver cited, and at Pine and Front streets, with a verbal warning issued.

A scam in the 200 block of Prospect Street was reported.

Criminal mischief to vehicle tires occurred on Poplar Street.

Police conducted welfare checks in the 400 block of Walnut Street and the 100 block of Bridge Street.

Officers assisted North Catasauqua police at two nearby residences in the 1100 block of Front Street, North Catasauqua.

Trespassing in the unit block of Covington Place was reported.

APRIL 13

Police conducted welfare checks at Front and Pine streets, involving an intoxicated male, and in the unit block of Covington Place.

Criminal mischief - items thrown at a door - in the 100 block of Howertown Road was reported.

Officers handled two parking complaints at Second and Linden streets, one involving an issued ticket, and a third in the unit block of West Race Street.

Trespassing in the 300 block of Wood Street was reported. The individuals were warned.

Disturbances in the unit block of Covington Place and the 100 block of Bridge Street were investigated.

Traffic violations occurred at Bridge and Front streets and in the 500 block of Front Street, both with a verbal warning issued.

In the unit block of Mulberry Street, officers responded to a noise complaint.

APRIL 14

Officers served a warrant at the municipal complex, 90 Bridge St., for Nasir Michael Cuadrado, 18, of Alburtis, who was charged with simple assault, harassment and peddling/soliciting.

A Megan’s Law report in the 200 block of Wood Street was investigated.

Parking complaints were addressed at Fifth and Pine streets and in the unit block of School Street.

A dog found in the 700 block of Second Street was later reunited with its owner.

Police responded to a noise complaint in the 300 block of Mulberry Street.