Denton police are looking for a woman who is accused of assaulting two sisters Sunday night.

The first sister said a group of people were fighting in the 1100 block of East McKinney Street about 9:15 p.m. Two men were fighting each other and a woman was harassing several people and trying to fight them, according to the report.

The victim said she asked the woman not to fight one of the females there. The woman took a beer bottle out of the victim’s hand and hit her in the head with it, the victim said.

The victim said she left and found her sister and told her what happened. Her sister went looking for the woman to confront her, she said, and found her in the 400 block of South Bradshaw Street.

The two argued, and then the woman pulled out a box knife and cut the first victim’s sister on the abdomen, according to the report.

Neither victim was seriously injured. Both were treated at a hospital emergency room.

Officers responded to the area where the fights took place. Several people were still there but no one would give any evidence to the police.

Other reports

900 block of Kilkenny Street — A woman reported Sunday that her son came to her house Saturday intoxicated and asking for money. She refused.

He became irate and grabbed the keys to her 2005 Cadillac, she said. He drove away in it and his girlfriend drove his car away.

The owner said she had a number of work documents in her car and was afraid they would be destroyed.

The son threatened to burn the car, her home and business, she said.

OnStar locating service found the car and an officer saw it parked on the street. It was locked but not harmed, with no keys in sight. Police had the car towed, according to the report.

600 block of Texas Street — A woman reported early Monday that someone broke into her apartment, ransacked it and took items that were valuable only to her. She believes her boyfriend did it, she said, because he had just been released from jail on a charge of hitting her.

She reported missing her most prized possession: her Friends DVD collectionalong with 200 other DVDs, 15 pairs of sunglasses and a cup full of change.

Tom Cole Road, Denton area — A woman told Denton County sheriff’s deputies that an airplane from the Denton Airshow flew too close to her barn Friday, frightening her horses and causing one of them to run into something that cut a deep gash in its shoulder.

The woman said she complained to the Denton Airport once before and was told her property would be made a no-fly zone but that had not happened.

13000 block of State Highway 114, Justin area — A man reported to a deputy that someone shot two of his llamas, killing one of them, on Friday.

8800 block of B Judge Lane, Justin area — A man turned over a mangy, malnourished St. Bernard to sheriff’s animal officers, saying he saw a woman dump the dog out of a pickup June 16.

He said the dog tried to run after the woman but could not keep up. He followed the woman and obtained her license plate number, which he gave to deputies. Then he went back to rescue the dog. It jumped out of his truck, he said, suffering injuries, but a veterinarian checked the dog and said it would heal.

Roundup

From 7 a.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Monday:

• Denton police responded to 818 calls for service and officer-initiated calls, including one report of harassment, four vehicle burglaries, one person driving with a suspended license, one sexual assault, three assaults, four reports of criminal mischief, one unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, five thefts, one aggravated assault, one runaway, one case of resisting arrest and one case of fleeing from police.

• Denton County sheriff’s dispatchers handled 823 calls for service and officer-initiated calls. A total of 132 people were booked into county jail. Deputies took reports of three burglaries, two suicidal persons, one harassment, one cruelty to an animal, one report of deceased livestock, one report of injury to a horse, one disturbance, two thefts, one indecency with a child, two threats, one missing person, one unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and two vehicle burglaries.

• Denton firefighters responded to 61 medical calls, two hazardous-materials releases, five traffic accidents, one structure fire, three gas leaks, one request to assist police, three requests for public service, three false alarms, five requests to assist an invalid, one person in distress and one electric malfunction.

Krum firefighters responded to one alarm, two medical calls, one traffic accident and one suicidal person.

Sanger firefighters responded to one welfare concern, one traffic accident, four medical calls, one request to assist another agency, one illegal burn, one grassfire, one hazardous-materials release and one request to assist a citizen.

Double Oak firefighters responded to one illegal burn.

Oak Point firefighters responded to one traffic accident.

Lake Cities firefighters responded to one alarm, one structure fire, one water main break, one illegal burn, five medical calls, one traffic accident and one overdose.

Aubrey firefighters responded to one smoke investigation, one hazardous-materials release, one traffic accident, one request to assist a citizen, 13 medical calls and three alarms.

Argyle firefighters responded to three medical calls, one illegal burn, one traffic accident, one welfare concern, and one grassfire.

Pilot Point firefighters responded to two requests to unlock a vehicle, two medical calls and one request for mutual aid.

Ponder firefighters responded to one traffic accident.

DONNA FIELDER can be reached at 940-566-6885. Her e-mail address is dfielder@dentonrc.com .

Denton County Crime Stoppers will pay a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest in these or other crimes. Callers will remain anonymous. Call 1-800-388-TIPS (8477).