Monday, September 30

• No incidents reported.

Tuesday, October 1

• An officer transported a teen to the hospital after attempting to hurt themself and for an evaluation.

Wednesday, October 2

• An officer responded to an address for a domestic dispute that turned out to be a civil matter.
• An officer was called to a dispute between a landlord and tenant after the tenant refused to let maintenance in to work. They were advised it was a civil matter.
• A parent turned over items they no longer wished their teen to be in possession of.
• Officers recovered two stolen credit cards. A suspect has been identified and the matter is under investigation.
• An officer responded to a call regarding an eight-year-old boy that refused to go home. The officer was able to get the boy home.
• Two car seats were taken into the department after someone called reporting two car seats found on the side of the road. The officer tried contacting the possible owner, but they weren’t hers. Both car seats are being held pending the owner claiming them.

Thursday, October 3

• An officer responded to a call about someone walking around and throwing stuff at cars. The officer was able to contact someone that fit the description of the individual. After talking to him, he denied being the one
  throwing stuff at cars. No one else was found.

• An officer assisted Evart Police and Osceola County Sheriff on a trespassing and harassing an officer call that ended in the arrest of a 35-year-old male for probation violation and OWI. The individual was taken into custody.

Friday, October 4

• One officer took a report of a vehicle vs scooter crash. The scooter was on the sidewalk and ran into the side of a vehicle. The scooter was operating in a prohibited area at the time.

Saturday, October 5

• An officer conducted a traffic stop for speeding. After making the stop, it also turned out that the driver didn’t have insurance, and the vehicle didn’t have a license plate. The vehicle was impounded, and the driver was given a citation.

• An officer responded to a call for a harassment complaint. All parties were interviewed. This was a disagreement between tenants and not harassment. Everyone was advised to avoid one another and report their complaints to the apartment manager.

• An officer responded to a dispute that turned out to be a custody dispute between parents, which resulted on the arrest of a 37-year-old male on an outstanding warrant out of Mecosta County.

• An officer took a report from a 27-year-old female that wanted to report a possible scam attempt.

Sunday, October 6

• An officer was dispatched to be on the lookout for a vehicle being operated in an erratic and dangerous manner. Upon stopping the vehicle and investigating, an 80-year-old down state man was arrested for Operating Under the Influence of Drugs and Possession of Methamphetamine.