ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Police said they have received a number of nuisance calls involving a Wal-Mart in Anchorage and it has been warned about nearing the allowed limit before it would face fines and be required to come up with an action plan.
Police have responded to 80 calls this year to the Wal-Mart in midtown Anchorage, the Alaska Dispatch News reported (http://is.gd/XSWEQS ) Sunday. Most of those calls dealt with drunken people.
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