Monday, July 15

• Officers responded to a call about a family dispute.

• An officer was dispatched to an address regarding a father and son dispute.

• An officer issued an abatement notice to a city resident for having furniture and trash by the side of the road.

• An officer responded to an individual who was feeling suicidal. The individual was transported to the hospital.

Tuesday, July 16

• Officers investigated allegations that there were individuals soliciting door to door without a permit. The individuals were located and citations were issued.

• An officer conducted a welfare check on a 66-year-old female after having surgery. After contacting her, it was determined she was fine.

• An officer responded to a call about a suspicious individual. The individual had departed prior to the officer’s arrival.

Wednesday, July 17

• An officer served an abatement notice in reference to overgrown grass.

Thursday, July 18

• No incidents reported.

Friday, July 19

• Officer assisted the sheriff deputies with traffic safety at a two car accident.

• An officer stopped a vehicle for speeding. Upon further investigation, the 23-year-old driver was found to have no license. He was issued an appearance citation for speeding and no license.

• An officer took a report of a possible probation violation, due to the individual coming within 500 feet of the protected individual. The matter has been forwarded to the woman’s probation officer.

• An officer responded to a call from a father reporting his son’s bike stolen. After a couple of days, the property was returned.

• An officer conducted a welfare check on a 72-year-old female after a family member called concerned about her. After trying to contact her at home, the officer was told by neighbors that she had just left the house a few hours prior. No issues.

Saturday, July 20

• An officer responded to the RCH after a staff member called reporting an out of control patient. By the time the officer arrived, the patient was calm and medicated.

• Officers took a report of a stolen yard decoration. The teen culprit was identified and returned the item. The victim wished no further action than an apology.

Sunday, July 21

• No incidents reported.

Monday, July 22

• No incidents reported.

Tuesday, July 23

• No incidents reported.

Wednesday, July 24

• An officer responded to a call to conduct a welfare check on a man and woman that were making delusional and mildly paranoid statements. After the officer contacted them, they were found to be physically fine and able to care for themselves without need for medical attention.
• An officer was dispatched to conduct a welfare check on a 67-year-old male after missing a doctor’s appointment. The officer went to his residence and was found to be in good health.
• An officer responded to a call about some dogs that someone found to be loose on the street. The officer tried contacting the homeowner without any luck. The officer managed to get the dogs secured back in the house.
• An officer was requested to stand by and keep the peace while a couple split up and one half grabbed their personal items.

Thursday, July 25

• Officers were dispatched to a suspicious situation with a broken window at a residence. It was determined the dog that lives at the residence had jumped against the window while barking at people passing by and broke the window.

Friday, July 26

• An officer assisted a 35-year-old female that called to make reports of harassment texts that she was getting from her ex-boyfriend.

• An officer assisted with a call regarding a dispute between landlord and tenant and an eviction process.

Saturday, July 27

• An office was dispatched to a 911 hang up call. It was determined to have been a pocket dial.

Sunday, July 28

• An officer was dispatched to an address to investigate a 911 hang up call. After contacting the resident, everything was ok and it appeared that the call was made accidentally.