Reed City Police: Weekly Blotter (9/22

Monday, September 22

Officers were dispatched regarding an open door at a residence. Upon arrival, there were no signs of forced entry and the residence was secured. The owner was advised of the latch being loose and the deadbolt should be priority.
While on patrol, an officer noticed multiple ordinance violations. Ordinance information and an abatement letter were mailed to the owner.

Tuesday, September 23

An officer was dispatched to a possible domestic assault. The matter was unfounded.
An officer responded to a possible breaking and entering due to the caller hearing strange noises. Upon arrival, the area was checked and no one could be located. The caller was advised.

Wednesday, September 24

Thursday, September 25

An officer investigated a larceny of a potted plant from the local cemetery.
An officer was dispatched to a suspicious call of a man walking in circles. The individual was located and okay.

Friday, September 26

An officer was called to secure a vehicle parked in a public parking lot, after the owner realized they forgot to lock it but were already out of town. The vehicle was secured.
An officer was dispatched regarding public intoxication and harassment. Upon arrival, the investigation revealed this was a verbal argument. The individuals were also advised not to consume alcohol in public. This report has been forwarded to the apartment supervisor.
An officer served an abatement notice for overgrown grass.
An officer took a complaint of a person yelling at the caller and video recording them because their fenced in dog was barking when they walked by on the trail.
An officer was dispatched to a vehicle partially blocking the sidewalk. The matter was between neighbors who do not get along.

Saturday, September 27

An officer responded to a residence for an unwanted vehicle involved in a civil dispute between seller and purchaser. The officer advised on possible actions for vehicle removal.
An officer responded to an unsafe panhandling complaint. The individual was not in the roadway and was advised to move further into the grass for safety. They complied.
An officer arrested a 27-year-old man on a warrant for possessing child sexually abusive material, stemming from a complaint in April.
An officer noticed a woman searching for something. She reported a missing cat. The officer assisted but was unable to locate the cat.
An officer conducted a well-being check. The individual responded via text and met the officer. After discussion, the individual agreed to hospital treatment, and the officer ensured safe arrival and check-in.
An officer responded to a report of three teenage boys knocking on a door with shirts over their heads before running away. Camera footage was filed, but the subjects were not located during patrol.

Sunday, September 28

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