Monday, Mar. 30

• An officer responded to an unlawful entry complaint. Through investigations, this matter is a civil dispute between a contractor and sub-contractor.
• An officer stopped a UTV for operating on a state highway, which is a prohibited area. A citation was issued.

Tuesday, Mar. 31

• An officer arrested a 22-year-old man on an outstanding warrant for threats from a case in 2021.

Wednesday, Apr. 1

• An officer located and cited individuals for traffic violations that occurred on the Rails to Trails system.

Thursday, Apr. 2

• An officer was dispatched to a loud music complaint. The individual was located and the officer requested the music be turned down. They complied, and there were no further complaints for that location.

Friday, Apr. 3

• An officer investigated a complaint of suspected debit card fraud. This case is currently open, pending further investigation.

Saturday, Apr. 4

• An officer was dispatched regarding a domestic disturbance. At the conclusion of this investigation, the individuals were separated, and a report has been forwarded to the prosecutor’s office and Child Protective Services.

• An officer located an unoccupied vehicle parked at a local storage facility after hours. The vehicle was determined to belong to one of the rental tenants.

• An officer investigated a complaint of possible methamphetamine sales. This case is open pending further investigation.

Sunday, Apr. 5

• An officer was dispatched regarding internet threats. This case is open pending further investigation.

• An officer issued a citation for public use of marijuana in Westerburg Park.

Monday, Apr. 6

• Officers conducted follow-up on current investigations, performed security checks to local businesses and conductive proactive patrols.

Tuesday, Apr. 7

• An officer was dispatched to complaint of assault and possible criminal sexual conduct incident between two teens. Statements were taken and a report was written. This case is open pending further investigation.

Wednesday, Apr. 8

• An officer identified an individual who lost a wallet at a public park. The lost property was returned.
• An officer was dispatched to a home regarding a teen having their electronic device taken away and other concerns the caller had with their parent’s behavior. It was determined to be a verbal family dispute and the officer advised all involved to talk about it calmly after everyone had calmed down.

Thursday, Apr. 9

• An officer was dispatched regarding a harassment call at an apartment complex. It was found to be a parking dispute and they were referred to the complex manager for further complaints.

• An officer was called to the Reed City School's bus garage as two students who could not be dropped off at home due to no one being there to meet the bus. Both parents were called and came in to get their children.

Friday, Apr. 10

• An officer was called for a used syringe found in a public place. The individual claimed it was theirs from diabetic meds and tried to push the caller out of the way to get to it. A field test indicated the substance was methamphetamine. A warrant had been requested.

Saturday, Apr. 11

• An officer found a door unlocked at a local business during security checks. No one was inside and nothing appeared disturbed. The owner was advised of the situation and the property was secured properly.

• Officers made multiple traffic stops for various violations, and followed-up on open cases.

• An officer assisted a disabled motorist with traffic control until a wrecker arrived and removed the vehicle.

• An officer investigated a complaint of a suspicious vehicle at a local business. The individual was identified and advised of ordinances.

Sunday, Apr. 12

• An officer was dispatched to assist Osceola County Sheriff's on a two-vehicle personal injury crash. Traffic control for the incident was performed, and a stand-by at the hospital with one of the injured persons was also completed.

• An officer investigated a report of a possible missing person after her partner and father of her three children did not return after working. While conducting this investigation, the suspected missing person contacted the complainant and advised they were playing video games with a friend.

Monday, Apr. 13

• An officer took a report of theft from a storage unit. It was found that the lock had been cut off and items taken. Evidence and a statement were given. Camera footage is pending.
• An officer took a complaint of social media harassment. All individuals involved were advised to cease contact with each other and that if it continues, the prosecutor would be advised. All parties agreed to stop.

Tuesday, Apr. 14

• An officer was advised of a criminal sexual conduct incident that occurred outside of the city limits. The matter was turned over to the Osceola County Sheriff's Department due to jurisdiction.
• An officer was called for an unattended 4-year-old child. While the officer was speaking with the child, dispatch received a call of a child who was missing. The child was taken home. It was determined that the child slipped out after the mom had her arms full of laundry while entering the apartment and did not lock the door right way. No signs of injury or neglect were found at this time.
• An officer responded to a report of swimmers in the river on public property. All were located and safe. They were advised of this being very unsafe due to flooding, swift moving water, and the location being clearly posted for “No Trespassing”. The swimmers left without incident.
• An officer assisted Osceola County Sheriff's Department with an alarm at a local business. The building was cleared and was secured at this time. The alarm was unfounded and the building was secured again.

Wednesday, Apr. 15

• An officer responded to a death that was discovered by family members. EMS & ME were called. No foul play was found during investigation and it was determined to be of natural causes.
• An officer was called to respond to a civil dispute over a vehicle and non payment. A 38-year-old woman involved was arrested without incident for an active warrant of cocaine possession out of a neighboring county. The vehicle was towed away by the owner.

Thursday, Apr. 16

• An officer was dispatched to a local park for a possible domestic assault. The individuals matching the descriptions were not located.

Friday, Apr. 17

• An officer was dispatched for a possible domestic. On arrival, both individuals were interviewed and there had been no assault. Only an upset vehicle owner was found pounding on a vehicle that would not run after learning the cost of a replacement part. The person had calmed considerably and there were no signs of any assault at this time. The matter was unfounded.

• An officer was dispatched for a dog at large violation. The dog was apprehended and taken to Animal Control. The owner was located, advised of the ordinance criteria, and issued a verbal warning.

• An officer was dispatched for an assault seen inside a passing vehicle. The vehicle was located and the occupants denied an assault had occurred. With further investigation the officer found no sign an assault had taken place. The matter was unfounded.

• Officers were dispatched to a local business for a suspicious situation. Two teens were seen entering a closed business well after hours. No subjects matching the description could be located. The owner did not believe anything had been disturbed. The doors were secured to prevent future incidents.

Saturday, Apr. 18

• An officer was dispatched for a well-being check. The person was located at another address and was interviewed. A citation was issued for 'Minor in Possesion' of alcohol by consumption. A parent was advised and gave permission for the minor to remain with the adult at the residence until they arrived. This case has been submitted to CPS and the prosecutor. Charges have also been requested on the man suspected of providing the alcohol to the minor.

Sunday, Apr. 19

• An officer was called to a complaint of intentional damage to a vehicle. Upon investigation it was determined that the damage was from wear and tear on the vehicle. No foul play was found, and the owner agreed with this result.

• An officer was dispatched for two juveniles threatening a man with a pistol outside of a local business. Multiple patrols were done seeking the alleged offenders. Statements and multiple tips were received. The individuals were identified and located. One of the teens admitted to pointing a CO2 pellet pistol at the man. The pistol was seized and the matter has been turned over to the prosecutor and probate court.