Monday, Jan. 12

• An officer was called for a complaint of a dispute between tenants over business matters. Both parties were advised that this is a civil matter and a trespass warning was issued.
• An officer was dispatched for a domestic assault. Upon arrival, both individuals denied any assault had occurred. Both individuals were warned to cease disturbing the peace. The parties agreed.
• An officer was dispatched for an individual walking in the roadway unsafely. The individual was not located during patrol.
• An officer was called to investigate a probation violation. Upon arrival, the situation was determined unfounded and no violation had occurred.

Tuesday, Jan. 13

• No incidents reported.

Wednesday, Jan. 14

• An officer was dispatched for a car crash involving a deer. There were no injuries and a report is on file.
• An officer responded to concerns about a spouse’s behavior and a desire for a PPO. No crime occurred and the individual was advised how to seek a PPO if they wished.

Thursday, Jan. 15

• An officer located a vehicle in a ditch off the roadway with no one around. The owner was located and asked to remove the vehicle. The owner had the vehicle removed before 6 p.m. as promised.

• An officer took a complaint of a suspicious situation downtown. One rental tenant believed another to have flattened a tire.

• An officer was called for an incident of fraud. The individual was told the male caller was from the FBI and she should withdraw all her money and mail it to a specified address which was found to be vacant property in Florida. No money was mailed.

Friday, Jan. 16

• Officers were dispatched to standby for an individual to retrieve personal items during a move.

• An officer was dispatched to a well-being check. Upon arrival, the juveniles were safe and with an adult.

• An officer took a complaint for a “custody” dispute of a cat that was taken without permission. Both parties believe they are the owner and were advised that this is a civil matter for probate.

• An officer responded to a fight in progress over the custody of a cat. Upon arrival, there was no fight but evidence of a scuffle without injuries. While identifying individuals, a 19 year-old man was arrested for a valid warrant out of Mecosta County for Failure to Appear in Court.

Saturday, Jan. 17

• An officer located a disabled vehicle with flashers on and no one around. The owner arrived while the officer was attempting to locate them. The vehicle was filled via gas can and left safely.

Sunday, Jan. 18

• An officer was called for a welfare check. The individuals were found safe and secure. During identification, a 34 year-old man was arrested for an open warrant for Failure to Appear out of Osceola County. The individual was arrested and transported to Osceola County Jail without incident.

Monday, Jan. 19

• An officer was called to a threat complaint, which was determined during conversation to be a misunderstanding only. Both parties agreed to get along going forward.
• An officer took a report of property damage accident with damage being done to shrubbery in the yard of a home.
• An officer took a report for a single vehicle accident with damage. No injuries occurred and only minor damage to the vehicle and a telephone box was found.

Tuesday, Jan. 20

• An officer took a report of a missing package that was delivered to them. Evidence was given and a report was written. This case remains under investigation.
• An officer found a disabled vehicle that was a road hazard. The owner was located and had it towed to a safe area out of traffic.

Wednesday, Jan. 21

• An officer was dispatched to assist Reed City EMS. The patient was loaded without incident.
• Officers went to Leelanau County to transport an individual on an open warrant for Reed City Police.
• An officer was called for a well-being check. Upon arrival, the individual was at home and safe, secure, and healthy.

Thursday, Jan. 22

• An officer assisted an Osceola County Sheriff's deputy with an arrest warrant on a 43-year-old man. The individual was taken into custody without incident.

Friday, Jan. 23

• An officer took a report of a counterfeit check. The matter is being handled by the bank fraud department and no money was lost.

• An officer took a report of a two-car crash. The were no injuries and minor damage to the vehicles. One driver was cited for driving too fast for conditions.

Saturday, Jan. 24

• An officer took a report of a one vehicle crash. There was no injury and minor damage to the vehicle.

• An officer took a report of a possible motor vehicle accident in an apartment parking lot. There were scratches on the vehicle, but it could not be determined what location the scratches had happened.

Sunday, Jan. 25

• An officer was dispatched to a possible domestic assault. It was denied that an assault had occurred, but a 40-year-old man was arrested on six outstanding warrants. The man was also found to be violation his probation conditions.