PCSO calls: Peeing neighbors, chubby salesmen, bloody baby

FLORENCE, AZ -- Every day, the Pinal County Sheriff's Office releases a list of calls it received during the past 24 hours.

Here are some interesting ones from October 5 and 6:

When Nature Calls
On Monday morning, a Casa Grande man called the sheriff's office to report his neighbor, who goes outside everyday and uses the bathroom in plain sight. The caller said the neighbor told him that he does not have a bathroom inside his trailer because it's unsanitary. The caller wants a deputy's help because his wife and children have "to see this happen when they are in the backyard."

Internet Stalker
A Saddlebrooke woman reported to deputies Monday that a man she met online is stalking her. He has come from San Diego to the Phoenix area and keeps harassing her.

Nerdy Baby Watcher
On Monday afternoon, a San Tan Valley woman called to report a tall, thin man wearing a light blue shirt with a tie was creeping around her home. She said he was carrying a notebok and was "looking into the window at her baby." The man told her he was an insurance salesman, and as he left the power to her home was shut off.

Kaboom!
On Tuesday afternoon, an Eloy woman asked to speak to a deputy about people setting "aerosol can bombs" in her front yard.

Beware of the Mean Chubby Salesman
About noon Tuesday, a Gold Canyon caller told the sheriff's office that a solicitor has been going from home to home in the area. The caller said he's a Hispanic male who has a "crew cut" and is "chubby." They called because he was starting to get "irate" after being told no solicitors are allowed.

Mean Ex-boyfriend
A San Tan Valley-area woman called deputies Tuesday morning after her ex-boyfriend threatened to "bash her teeth in." I wonder why they broke up?

Bloody Baby Fingers
On Tuesday afternoon, a San Tan Valley father called the sheriff's office for help while clipping his 4-month-old baby's fingernails. He said he cut them "too short and now baby is bleeding." Ouch.

Very Disturbing Call
Tuesday evening, a San Tan Valley-area woman called deputies after she got a disturbing call from an unknown male. The man asked if she was interested in taking a free vacation. After she told him no and hung up, he called back and asked "if she liked to be raped." He then "proceeded to read off her address" and threatened her and her kids.

What's going on in my backyard?
A San Tan Valley man called the sheriff's office Tuesday night to report that he found several meth pipes in his backyard.