Monday 3/2 …
Officers served vehicle abatement notice to a business regarding the accumulation of junk vehicles.

Officers received a noise complaint regarding loud vehicles. The matter was unfounded.

Officers were dispatched to a hit and run of a parked vehicle. Minor damage occurred and no one was in the
vehicle at the time. The matter is under investigation.

Officers were dispatched to a complaint regarding a male and a female yelling in the yard. It was determined
they were yelling for their cat. The woman added that no one had been arguing or fighting during that time.

Tuesday 3/3 …
Officers were dispatched to respond to a car vs deer accident in the area of US10 and 200 th Ave. The vehicle
was drivable, and no injuries were reported.

Officers were dispatched to assist the Osceola County Sheriffs Dept. on another car vs deer accident in the
area of US10 and 160 Ave. The vehicle was drivable, and no injuries were reported.

Officers were dispatched to a complaint of a domestic assault. Osceola County Dep

uties assisted on scene.

The matter is under investigation but charges of Aggravated Domestic Assault and Felon in possession of a
firearm are expected to be requested.

Wednesday 3/4 …
Officers received a complaint of suspicious behavior regarding a man asking personal questions to a
juvenile. While the man and juvenile know each other they are not well known to each other. The man has
been advised to cease all contact.

Officers responded to a complaint regarding a knocked over mailbox. Due to the weather Officers were
unable to determine the cause of the knock over.

Officers received information from the RCAPS Transportation Director that a vehicle had passed a school
bus while it was stopped to let children off. A passing motorist had been watching the vehicle because it was
tailgating the bus and snapped a photo of the vehicle as it was passing the bus. The Officer spoke to the bus
driver, the witness, and the driver of the vehicle that passed the bus. A citation ticket was issued to the 33-
year-old male driver for Failing to Stop for a School Bus.

Officer received a report of a suspicious situation at a bank drive through. The caller reported a man in a
vehicle in the drive through who appeared to be sleeping and woke up when the caller went through the
ATM line. The responding Officer went to the bank and spoke with the cleaning lady who stated she had a
hoodie on while on break in her car checking in on her phone not sleeping.

Thursday 3/5 …
Officers received a report regarding a violation of a PPO. The matter was unfounded.

 

Officers were dispatched to a residence regarding a suspicious situation in which the caller believed someone
had tried to steal her dog. Upon investigation the officer found no tracks in the snow other than the dog,
suggesting the dog got out through a hole in the fence and was not let out. The matter was unfounded.
Officers received a report of mail tampering. Officers spoke with the neighbors and found the complainant’s
package had been accidently opened by a juvenile neighbor. The juvenile’s parent stated they were
expecting a package so when the boy came in with the package she was preoccupied and gave him
permission to open the package. Once it was realized it didn’t belong to them it was placed at the neighbor’s
door where it belonged. Nothing was missing from the package, nothing criminal to report, situation
accidental.

Saturday 3/7 …
Reed City Police, along with the Osceola County Sheriff Dept., were dispatched to assist a DNR officer, on a
vehicle that fled when the officer tried to stop it. The suspect vehicle pulled into a driveway and the driver
was reported to have run inside the residence. The Officers assisted with securing the outside of the
building. The male driver came outside and turned himself in.

Officers went to the last know residence of a 28-year-old male who held a bench warrant for contempt of
court. Upon their arrival the Officers were told the wanted man had lived there prior to the male answering
the door. Officers found the man at the door also held a warrant out of Mecosta County.

Officers arrested a 38-year-old female who held a bench warrant. She was transported to the Osceola
County Jail where she was lodged without incident.