Monday, Oct. 6

• An officer took a complaint of harassment regarding an adoption and child custody.
• An officer was called for an individual trespassing. The officer attempted to locate the man, but he had departed.
• An officer responded to a property damage accident. It was found that one vehicle backed into another that was parked. No injuries and minor damages.
• An officer was dispatched to a possible domestic assault. It was determined to be a verbal argument over the phone. A 33-year-old female was arrested on two active warrants from Mecosta County.
• An officer was dispatched to the hospital for disorderly juvenile. The youth home did not have proper security level transport vehicles, in which they requested officer assistance with returning an assaultive juvenile to the facility.

Tuesday, Oct. 7

• An officer took a damage/trespassing complaint at an apartment complex. The matter is under investigation.
• An officer received a complaint of three juveniles using lewd language with the owner of a store. The juveniles had departed the area prior to the call.

Wednesday, Oct. 8

• An officer responded to an alarm. Upon arrival, it was discovered that an employee tripped the alarm.

Thursday, Oct. 9

• Officers were dispatched to a wellbeing check due to mental health. The individual advised officers they were ok.

• An officer located an individual to serve a trespass notice. While speaking to the man, his parole officer requested the officer arrest the 33-year-old man for a parole violation for an unrelated matter. He was taken to jail without incident.

• An officer stopped a car for speeding. The driver was found to be driving on a suspended/revoked license. The 55-year-old woman was issued an appearance citation for Driving on a Revoked License and cited for Speeding. The vehicle was turned over to the passenger who had a valid license.

• An officer stopped a car for speeding. The 45-year-old male driver was issued an appearance citation for Driving Without Insurance. He was also cited for Speeding and the vehicle was towed.

• An officer was called to assist Osceola County Sheriff's Deputies with an individual believed to be operating under the influence and was taken to the hospital. The officer assisted until deputies were able to clear the call they were helping with prior.

Friday, Oct. 10

• An officer took a complaint of title fraud on a piece of land. The matter occurred in a different county and the individual was advised to file a complaint with the agency of jurisdiction.
• An officer was dispatched for an assault. Upon arrival, interviews revealed an argument over money, possible assault, and possible unlawful entry. The matter is under investigation.
• An officer assisted deputies in an attempt to locate a suicidal person. There was no answer at the residence. The individual eventually called the deputy.

Saturday, Oct. 11

• An officer located an individual asleep on the floor of a public building. The individual chooses not to utilize a homeless shelter and moved along peacefully.
• An officer was called for an abandoned vehicle at Rambadt Park. The owner was located and advised it was broken down. The vehicle was allowed to remain overnight.
• An officer was called to a long-term care facility for an assault on a staff member. Dementia may be a factor. A report will be sent to the prosecutor to decide if charges are appropriate.

Sunday, Oct. 12

• An officer was dispatched for a dispute between neighbors at an apartment complex.
• An officer talked to a homeowner about a violation of the city trash/refuse rules.
• An officer spoke to a resident regarding furniture at the street. The owner removed the items until the next pickup day.
• An officer was dispatched to a possible assault between a man and woman. Upon arrival, a 33-year-old man was arrested for Aggravated Assault, Resisting an Officer, Assaulting an Officer, and Disorderly Conduct. Prior to officer’s arrival, the assault included the use of a fishing pole and lure. The lure became stuck in the victim’s skin. The officer was assisted on scene by Osceola County Sheriff's Deputies.