Monday, March 4

• An officer was dispatched to an address for a 911 call hang up. It turned out that a child had the phone and was playing with it. Everyone was ok.

• Officers investigated possible sharing of prescription narcotics. The matter has been turned over to the prosecutor for review.

• An officer responded to a well check on a 62-year-old male. The officer spoke to the male and it was determined that he was ok.

Tuesday, March 5

• No incidents reported.

Wednesday, March 6

• An officer assisted an individual that came into the department with complaints about service received from a local business. He was advised it was a civil matter.

Thursday, March 7

• Officers took a report of a two-car crash. There were no injuries reported with minor damage to the vehicle. One driver was cited for failing to yield.

• An officer was dispatched to the Reed City Hospital in reference to a complaint of an assault that occurred at the Reed City Middle School between three students.

• An Officer responded to a call regarding some suspicious vehicle parked near a residence, the caller believed was taking pictures. The caller stated, upon thinking further, the phone user may have pulled over to use their phone because it is illegal to drive while using the phone. The officer did not locate anyone fitting the description.

• While conducting a routine traffic stop, an officer arrested a 44-year-old male for an outstanding warrant. He was transported to Osceola County Jail without any issues.

• An officer observed an emotionally distraught person while on patrol. The officer checked his well being and it was determined he was okay other than receiving some bad news concerning a loved one.

Friday, March 8

• Officers took a report regarding a two-car crash. No injuries were reported and only minor vehicle damage.

• An officer assisted a driver that broke down on the road.

Saturday, March 9

• While on patrol an officer observed lights on a vehicle malfunctioning. While attempting to contact an occupant of the house the lights stopped flashing.

• An officer responded to an ongoing dispute between tenants in a rental house. Warnings were issued.

Sunday, March 10

• An officer responded to a possible assault involving a vehicle. It was determined the incident had happened in another jurisdiction and was turned over to another agency.

• An officer was dispatched to the hospital for a combative patient. The officer assisted in restraining the individual until they were sedated.

• An officer was called to the hospital for an individual with suicidal ideations who was trying to leave without being released. The individual cooperated and calmed down.

• An officer was called to assist the Osceola County Sheriff Department with an individual who was in custody who was combative and assaultive. The individual was brought to the hospital for evaluation after attempting self-harm.