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Long Beach and Ilwaco police reports: Nov. 2-8

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Nov. 2 — Disturbance: Nesadi Drive, Ilwaco. Police responded to a report of possible gunshots. A reporting party said the sounds resembled centerfire gunshots but could have come from a nail gun. An officer checked a nearby residence without making contact and searched the area without finding a source. Another person reported hearing similar sounds over the previous three days while working on a house on Sahalee Drive. Nov. 2 — Harassment: Washington Street South, Long Beach. A reporting party said a woman claiming to be his landlord delivered eviction papers, cursed at him and waved her hands in a manner he considered threatening. An officer advised him to contact the court about the eviction notice. The woman had left before police arrived. Nov. 3 — Assault: Long Beach Tavern, Long Beach. Police responded to a report of two men fighting. Both had left before officers arrived. The bartender said he had not witnessed much of the incident but had asked both men to leave.

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