A Union man is accused of calling 911 to complain about officers trying to arrest him.

Kevin Tyrone Glenn, 39, of 219 South Church St. was charged Wednesday by the Union Public Safety Department with unlawful use of 911, violation of the city’s noise ordinance and resisting arrest.

Warrants signed by Officer Robbie Vanderford said Glenn had music playing in his apartment that could be heard 300 feet away. He refused to open the door after being notified he was being arrested for violating the noise ordinance. He called 911 four times in a 40-minute time period demanding that police officers stop knocking on his door.

Thefts

On 704 Perrin Avenue, a victim told PSO Scott Hood Wednesday that someone took his 1981 Pontiac Firebird. The car is primer gray with rust spots and T-tops, popcorn wheels, a broken hood scoop and a crack in the front windshield. The vehicle was not drivable. It is worth $1,500, the victim said.

On 200 Wilson St., a victim told Sgt. Kevin Powers that someone entered his car while it was parked behind the house under a carport and took his Garmin navigation system. It is worth $360.

A Honda weed eater was reported stolen from Crawford logging on 183 Estes Road Wednesday. An employee told Cpl. Scott Ruby with the sheriff’s office that the trimmer is worth $800 and was taken from outside an area where employees clock in.

On 1615 Mt. Tabor Church Road, a victim told Deputy Scott Coffer Tuesday that someone took his Craftsman tool set from his truck. It is worth $350.

On 179 Georgia Road, a victim told Deputy Roxie Belue Tuesday that $1,193 worth of items were taken from a rental house, including a microwave, pots and pans, silverware, pictures, lamps and other items.

Anyone with information on these cases is asked to call Union County Crime Stoppers at 427-0800. A reward may be given for information leading to an arrest.