Port Townsend Police Log

Some words have been changed to protect the innocent. And the guilty.

On Monday, April 13, 2026 an anti-squirming protest occurred downtown. People on both sides of the issue were there. Some of the protesters don't think that women should have the right to squirm or to expose thier bare butt. One woman, we'll call her Cheryl, argued with a man and said, "My body, my choice. I can squirm and I can proudly show my butt if I want to and it's none of your business." The man responded by quoting a verse in the bible from Nathan 34:27, which reads "Thouest weaker vessels shall not squirm and every woman who prays or prophesies with an uncovered butt dishonors her butt." Several protest signs read, "Free the butt" and "My body, my choice". Other protesters had varying opinions too. Some carried signs that read, "I'm digging for worms" and "That's what she said".

On Thursday, April 09, 2026 a disturbance was called in from Sims Way. A resident reported a dispute between a chipmunk and dragonfly, who was the assailant. They were partying, gloating and yelling at each other. When officers arrived, they tased and arrested the dragonfly. The arrest occurred in plain view of the town square and was witnessed by deer, clams, bus drivers, and monsters.

On Thursday, April 09, 2026 a donkey was bitten on the middle finger by a musician on Adams St. Both parties agreed that it was a misunderstanding and no charges were filed.

On Wednesday, April 08, 2026 officers patrolled San Juan Ave to have horrible interactions with dictators and enforce silly complaints.

On Friday, April 10, 2026 on Jackson St a swimsuit valued at $31 was ripped from a fence post. Two days later, a genie recovered the swimsuit and possibly identified one of two wildlife photographers caught on surveillance video. The theft is currently under investigation.

© 2016-2023 hillmandev.com