Monday, June 17

• An officer was dispatched to a location regarding a found bike that turned out to be a stolen bike. The case is still under investigation.

Tuesday, June 18

• An officer issued a citation to an 18-year-old male for riding a minibike on the sidewalk after multiple verbal warnings were given prior to the incident.

• An officer was dispatched to see if he could assist an elderly lady with a leaking pipe until she could get someone there to fix it.

• An officer responded to a call regarding some kids playing basketball outside after dark. Upon arrival, the officer spoke with the parent, who said her kids are done for the night. She was advised to be considerate of the noise due to neighbors trying to sleep.

Wednesday, June 19

• While patrolling, an officer found the bench off the Pere Marquette Trail by Patterson Road had been vandalized. Someone had taken a black marker and written "Guilty" on it. The green plastic dedication plaque on the bench had also been broken off.
• An officer responded to a call reporting a possible animal abuse happening. After investigating, the reports were unfounded.
• An officer assisted Osceola Sheriff's Office with an intoxicated male that was kicked off the bus at the local bus stop. It was requested he be removed from one business by the property owners. He moved to another to await a ride from a friend.

Thursday, June 20

• An officer was dispatched to take a report of a potential threat made against a 25-year-old female. After investigating, the case was determined to be a civil matter.

Friday, June 21

• An officer responded to a call regarding issues with traffic in a construction area. After arriving, the officer observed there was gas line work going on. There was sufficient signage that it was a work area and while visibility was not as good as normal, oncoming traffic was still visible.

• An officer conducted a well fare check on a 17-year-old female. She was found fine, and everything was ok.

• Officers received a call regarding unlawful entry into a house and missing money. It was determined to be the next door juvenile neighbor. The matter has been sent to the prosecutor and probate court.

• An officer responded to a call regarding an eviction, which turned out to be a civil matter.

Saturday, June 22

• No incidents reported.

Sunday, June 23

• Officers responded to a complaint of kids engaged in mischief and shenanigans pounding on their neighbor’s door during the night. Officers spoke with the juveniles and they were advised not to return to the property or they would be trespassing.
• An officer was dispatched to investigate with CPS regarding inappropriate actions between two juveniles. The matter is under investigation.