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Reed City Police: Weekly Blotter (1/8 - 1/14)

Monday, January 8

  • An officer was dispatched to a residence regarding a domestic argument over text message. The caller was
    advised to call back if the individual actually showed up at the residence.

  • An officer was dispatched to an apartment complex regarding possible threats and loud noise. It is believed
    mental health was a factor.

Tuesday, January 9

  • Nothing reported.

Wednesday, January 10

  • An officer was dispatched to an apartment complex regarding loud and breaking noises coming from inside
    an apartment. A warning was issued. Mental health is believed to be a factor.
  • An officer was requested to assist CPS with a well being check on a child. The residence was vacant.
  • An officer was dispatched to a location in reference to a female subject screaming from with-in the apartment. Family members were notified and the individual was referred to mental health services.

Thursday, January 11

  • An officer was dispatched to a business location regarding someone walking between the cars looking suspicious. The man was awaiting his coworker who had the keys to the company vehicle.

  • An officer was dispatched to a single vehicle accident due to bad weather conditions. No injuries and just minor damage to the vehicle was reported.

  • An officer was dispatched to do a welfare check on a six-month old baby. Upon arrival, the baby was just waking up from a nap, he was ok. No issues.

  • An officer arrested a 59-year-old male for violation of probation, resisting police as well as attempting to damage police property.

Friday, January 12

  • Nothing reported.

Saturday, January 13

  • Officers were dispatched to someone screaming. Upon arrival the only thing that could be located was a plow truck driver coughing.

Sunday, January 14

  • Officers took a complaint regarding a parking dispute between tenants at an apartment house.

  • Officers assisted an elderly female who was having difficulty getting up.

  • Officers were alerted to the suspicious behavior of a customer by a business employee. Upon further investigation it was determined the man did not have a driver’s license and was trying to avoid police in the store. The 29-year-old male was arrested on a parole violation, no valid license, possession of a stolen license plate, no vehicle insurance, and on an outstanding warrant from another county for receiving stolen property.

  • Officers spoke with a resident about burning trash in their bonfire. It was determined the individual had used a piece of cardboard to start the fire but was not burning any other prohibited material. A verbal warning was issued.

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