Sunday 2/23 …
Officers responded to a motion alarm at a place of business. All the doors were found to be locked. The key
holder responded and checked the building with the Officer. Nothing was found out of the norm; the alarm
was reset and the building was cleared.

While performing a property check, a door was found unlocked. The Officer searched inside and found all
inner doors were locked. The door was secured and the Officer cleared.
While on foot patrol, Officers found a back door open although the lock was in place. The Officers searched
the building, finding nothing out of the norm, secured the door and cleared.

Monday 2/24 …
Officers were requested to locate and transport a mental health patient to a court ordered appointment. The
patient cooperated, attended the appointment and was transported back home without incident.
Officers received a civil complaint regarding held personal property. The Officer spoke with the home
owner regarding property left behind and found there was no desire to cooperate. The Officer then advised
the complainant to go through the courts to retrieve the property.

Tuesday 2/25 …
Officers were dispatched to a medical facility regarding a disorderly patient who was attempting to leave,
however due to medical factors was not able to make this own decisions at the time. After some time and
discussion of options for the treatment needed the man was released to his family to transport him to another
hospital.

Officers received a complaint of an abandoned vehicle. The vehicle had been left in a parking lot and the
owner of the property wanted it removed. The vehicle was removed a short time later.
Officers issued a 2 separate civil infraction tickets to juveniles for Minor in Possession of a Vape Device.
Officers received a stalking complaint; the matter is under investigation.
Officers were dispatched to an assault complaint. The matter was unfounded.
 

Thursday 2/27 …
Officers were dispatched to a vehicle that had slid through an intersection and was hung up on the snowbank.
The vehicle had departed but not before leaving pieces behind. The officer located the damaged vehicle
nearby. The matter is under investigation.
Officers received a complaint of a larceny. The matter was unfounded. The items were misplaced.

Officers received a complaint of someone throwing snow balls at the house. The matter was unfounded and
it is suspected the icicles were falling causing the home owner to believe it was snowballs against the house.

Friday 2/28 …
A lost wallet was turned into the department. The wallet contained a Michigan Driver’s License with a Reed
City address. The Officers made contact with the owner and turned it over to him. The man thanked the
Officer and request his appreciation be extended to the person who found the wallet.
Officers received to complaints of criminal sexual conduct involving juveniles. One complaint was
unfounded. The other is under investigation.

Officer received a complaint of possible elder abuse. The matter is under investigation.
While performing a traffic stop for an expired registration sticker, the Officer found the license plate
belonged on a different vehicle the driver owned. The driver agreed to have the vehicle towed while proof of
the situation was provided. Upon further investigation it is believed a vengeful ex-girlfriend switched plates
on the driver’s vehicles in an attempt to cause trouble. The individual that had sold the car to the driver
agreed to pay the tow bill over the problems caused.

Saturday 2/29 …
Officers were dispatched to an apartment regarding a complaint of two people arguing. The Officers spoke
with both involved, who stated they had a verbal argument adding that there was no physical contact. The
man requested a ride to a different location for a friend to pick him up. To avoid further conflict, the man
was dropped off without incident.

Officers were dispatched to respond to a parking lot hit and run that caused damage to a vehicle. The matter
is under investigation.