Reed City Police: Weekly Blotter (10/23

Monday, October 23

Officers responded to a call regarding some stolen property. After investigation, the case was unfounded.
An officer was dispatched to an address for a peddler without a permit. After investigation, the peddler was nowhere to be found.

Tuesday, October 24

An officer investigated a possible fraud report. A fraudulent check was sent, from out of state, for the purchase of a vehicle over Facebook Market Place. The case is still under investigation.
An officer took a report regarding a dispute over property at a storage facility that he been removed after 5 months of non-payment. It was found to be a civil matter.
An officer investigated a possible road rage incident. The case was unfounded.

Wednesday, October 25

Thursday, October 26

An officer responded to a call regarding someone dumping some kind of liquid into a parking lot. After investigating and talking to the people involved, it was determined to be a carpet cleaning service. While the substance was not toxic or hazardous, they agreed to go to a filtered system to dump the liquid.
An officer arrested a 43-year-old man on an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in court.

Friday, October 27

An Officer took a report from a driver stating that someone on a bicycle struck her car and kept going. The case is still under investigation.
Officers were requested to serve a trespass notice at an apartment complex
An officer stood by on a civil matter while an ex-girlfriend collected her belongings. No issues.
While patrolling, an officer noticed a street sign and stop sign appeared to be bent and/or damaged. The case is still under investigation.

Saturday, October 28

An officer investigated an accident that occurred during the city’s Halloween at the Park event. A driver struck a tree in the middle of the park while the event was on going. The driver appeared to be having a medical episode.
An officer conducted an area check after reports of suspicious individuals in front of a residence. After searching and investigating, the reports were unfounded. The officer did find an open door on a nearby business. The building was checked and door secured.

Sunday, October 29

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