Monday, September 23

• An officer responded to a call about a 46-year-old male disturbing the peace at a business in town. The man left prior to the officer’s arrival. Contact was made with the man and he was served a notice not to return to the business or it would be considered trespassing.
• An officer assisted a father that came into the department making reports that his son had made suicidal comments and was nowhere to be found. After searching for him, he was found in town and taken to the hospital for evaluation.
• An officer transported a 30-year-old female that was being released from the County Jail and needed help since she was handicapped. No issues.
• Officers responded to a possible domestic assault. The matter was determined to be two siblings having a verbal argument.
• An officer received information that a caller’s neighbor has burned plastic and other unlawful material in the past. The officer advised the caller to call back when the neighbor was actually burning in violation of the law.

Tuesday, September 24

• An officer found a business door open while patrolling. The business owner was contacted and the building was secured and locked.

• Officers assisted in traffic control for a tow company, when a tractor trailer rig got stuck on the closed section of road construction on Todd St. The driver stated his GPS told him to go that way.

Wednesday, September 25

• An officer was dispatched to a residence where a four-year-old had called 911. The officer arrived at the house and spoke with an adult to make sure everything was okay.
• An officer investigated complaints of a suspicious car parked at a closed business. After talking with the driver, it was found that he was just waiting for the business to open.
• An officer received information that the caller’s roommate had a warrant for their arrest. The individual had departed prior to officer’s arrival and it was determined the warrant was out of pick up range.
• An officer arrested a 54-year-old male after someone called the department giving his current location. The individual had an outstanding warrant. He was taken into custody without any issues.
• An officer was dispatched to a residence where a four-year-old had called 911 again. The officer arrived at the house and issued a warning to the parent due to the officer already responding for the same reason earlier in the day.

Thursday, September 26

• Officers responded to a call of a gunshot wound. Upon investigating, it was determined a teen had accidentally shot themself with a stolen firearm. The injuries were not life threatening. The matter is under continued investigation.

Friday, September 27

• An officer took a report from a parent that called the department about her 13-year-old daughter running away. The girl was located and returned home safely.

Saturday, September 28

• An officer found a 56-year-old male sleeping in his car at Westerburg Park. He was informed that he couldn’t be there unless it was during park hours of operation. When the officer drove by later, the vehicle was gone.

• An officer responded to a call of a man face down in the front yard and the caller could not get them to respond. The officer arrived on scene and was able to wake the man who was found to be okay.

• An officer responded to a call from a mother making reports about her teen son acting out of control and making suicidal comments. The boy was taken to Reed City Hospital for evaluation.

• An officer conducted a welfare check on a teen girl that apparently had called a friend saying that she was hurt. After contacting the parents and talking to the teen girl, it was determined that she was okay.

Sunday, September 29

• An officer responded to a noise compliant. It resulted in the arrest of a 23-year-old man for operating under the influence of alcohol and marijuana. A citation for having an open container in a vehicle and refusing a preliminary breath test was also issued.