Monday, July 28

• An officer was called for a property damage report. It was found that the caller had backed their vehicle into a sign in a parking lot. There was only minor damage.
• An officer investigated a report of a possible motor oil leak from an oil change pan into the storm drain. The pan was empty and the matter unfounded.
• An officer was dispatched to a possible assault. Upon investigation, a 60-year-old woman was arrested for violating two conditions of her bond release. The case had been sent to the prosecutor for possible charges of assault by a 52-year-old male.
• An officer was called for a mental health pick-up order for CMH. The individual was located the next day and taken in for an evaluation.

Tuesday, July 29

• An officer was dispatched to a threat complaint. The situation was investigated and determined to be only an argument. All parties separated, and the situation had been diffused.

Wednesday, July 30

• While on patrol, an officer found two teens going through a dumpster. Both individuals were advised and verbally warned of the local curfew. The two individuals left for home without incident.
• An officer was called for a well-being check. The individual was not home on the first attempt, but the officer was able to make contact the next day with everything being okay.
• An officer was called to check on an elderly man who was thought to be in frail health, confused, and walking near traffic on a busy road. Upon arrival, the man was located and talked to. The man was not confused and showed no mental health issues. The matter was unfounded.
• An officer issued a general nuisance and dangerous structure abatement notice.

Thursday, July 31

• An officer was called for a possible unlicensed dog in a rental unit. After checking the residence, animals were not found in the residence. The matte was unfounded.

• Officers were dispatched to a structure fire. This incident is currently under investigation.

Friday, August 1

• An officer was dispatched for a suspicious person. The area was patrolled, and the individual was not located.

• An officer was dispatched for a traffic complaint of an individual throwing something into their truck bed. An investigation revealed a dirty hair brush in the bed, which is believed to have made the loud bang that the driver heard. There was no damage to the vehicle, and a report was written.

• An officer was called for an individual who was missing some keys. The investigation located an individual who was keeping the keys safe for the owner, and brought them to their owner directly.

Saturday, August 2

• An officer was dispatched to a vehicle fire. Reed City Fire was on scene and extinguished the fire. The vehicle was towed away. All damage was photographed and documented, and a report has been filed.

Sunday, August 3

• An officer was dispatched for a harassment complaint. After interviewing the individuals involved, this was determined not to be harassment but a mere misunderstanding.
• An officer was called to a complaint of subjects yelling at a homeowner as they drove by. The officer patrolled for the vehicle but was unable to locate it.