Monday, May 27
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No incidents reported.
Tuesday, May 28
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Assist – Officers were requested to assist the Osceola County Sheriff's Deputies with a domestic violence investigation.
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MDOP – Officers were called to a vacant residence for damage found by the property owner. The investigation currently remains open pending additional follow up.
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Well-Being Check – Officers were requested to conduct a well-being check on a subject. The subject was found to be okay and not in need of any services.
Wednesday, May 29
- Civil Dispute – Officers were dispatched to a civil dispute over residency. All parties were advised to contact the court regarding the eviction process.
Thursday, May 30
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VCSA – Officers were dispatched to a controlled substance violation complaint. The suspect was gone prior to the complaint being reported. The investigation currently remains open pending additional follow up.
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Found Property – Officers received property that was located at the splash pad. The owner of the property was notified of the process to claim it.
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Assist Michigan State Police – Officers were dispatched to assist Michigan State Troopers with a disorderly person complaint.
Friday, May 31
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PDA – Officers were dispatched to investigate a two-vehicle property damage accident.
Saturday, June 1
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Trespass – Offices were dispatched to a trespassing complaint. Officers contacted the subjects, and they were given no trespass notices from the property.
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Well-Being Check – Officers were dispatched to check the well-being of children at a residence. The children were found to be okay. Officers discovered a subject at the residence had a warrant and they were arrested and lodged on the warrant.
Sunday, June 2
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Assist Osceola County Sheriff – Officers were requested to assist Osceola County Sheriff Deputies with searching for a subject that ran from them during an investigation.
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Disorderly – Officers were dispatched to a local business from an upset patron.
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Well-Being Check – Officers were dispatched to check on a subject that was sleeping in their vehicle, believed by the caller to be having a medical emergency. Officers contacted the subject who advised they were okay and did not need any additional services.






