Monday, May 19

• Officers took a report of breaking and entering into a business by a juvenile.

• An officer took a report of a runaway teen. The teen returned on their own the same day.

• An officer was dispatched to a noise complaint at an apartment complex. The matter was unfounded.

Tuesday, May 20

• An officer issued a citation to a teen for trespassing. The teen had been given prior written notice not to be on the property.

• Officers assisted the Gaylord Police Department in locating a local resident regarding a trailer. This trailer was involved in a property damage accident where the driver left the scene. It was determined the resident had sold the trailer, but the new owner had not taken the plate out of his name.

• An officer was dispatched to check on the well-being of a child. The child was found to be okay, but a 25-year-old man was arrested on four outstanding warrants for failing to appear in court. Following a wellbeing check on a child, the mother of the child was causing a disturbance at a relative’s house wanting the child since the father had been arrested. The child was safe with a competent care giver and the mother was advised to contact the Friend of the Court to have court ordered parenting time and conditions put into place.

Wednesday, May 21

• An officer was dispatched to a two-car crash after one vehicle backed into another in a parking lot. There were no injuries and minor damage.
• An officer took a report of a possible attempted arson. The matter is still under investigation.

Thursday, May 22

• Officers were dispatched to a domestic assault. A 22-year-old man was arrested for domestic assault on a pregnant individual. Only minor injuries were reported and there was no indication of harm to the baby.

• An officer took a report of damage to a parked vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle drove away without reporting the accident. The matter is under investigation.

• An officer took a report of two children being put in the trunk of a car. The vehicle and mother were located and It was determined that due to the design of the vehicle, it appeared to have a trunk; but, the back hatch can be opened and allows easy access to the rear seats and the children’s car seats. This car was found to not have a trunk, and the children went to their car seats by way of the back hatch instead of the rear doors.

• Officers were dispatched to an ongoing dispute between neighbors at an apartment complex. They were advised to avoid contact with each other for three days, which is the day the one tenant was moving out.

Friday, May 23

• An officer issued an abatement notice for overgrown grass.

• After stopping a vehicle for an equipment violation, an officer issued an appearance citation to a driver who was driving on an expired license.

• An officer was dispatched to the hospital for a patient requesting to speak with an officer. The officer responded and it was determined the matter on which he wished to file a complaint had happened outside the city limits several years agon. He was advised the Sheriff's Department would respond to speak with him once they cleared the calls they were on.

Saturday, May 24

• An officer took a report of a firearm stolen by an ex-girlfriend. The firearm has been located and is being held in property at another police department. The matter is under investigation.

• An officer was dispatched to a verbal argument that was feared would escalate into a physical fight. Once on scene, the officer stood by while one half loaded their possessions into their vehicle and moved out.

Sunday, May 25

• Officers were dispatched after a child had called 911 saying he couldn’t wake his mother up. Prior to the officer’s arrival on scene, the mother had woken up and everything was determined to be okay.