Monday, May 11

• An officer was called to run VIN info for title and scrap purposes. Vehicles were cleared.
• An officer responded to a trespassing violation. Upon arrival, the caller chose to not press the charges or sign a complaint.
• An officer located and arrested a 33-year-old man for an active warrant for Obstructing Police. The man was transported to Osceola County Jail without incident.
• An officer was called for an abuse incident. Interviews showed no abuse had taken place and the individuals were advised to stay clear of each other.

Tuesday, May 12

• An officer identified a man sleeping on a public bench and advised him of local ordinances.
• An officer and a CPS caseworker took a complaint of an alleged criminal sexual conduct incident in another jurisdiction. The other police department was advised and the information was turned over for further investigation.
• An officer took a complaint of a burning violation. The individual put the fire out and was advised of the local ordinances and where to find them on the City of Reed City website for any future information needed.
• An officer was dispatched to a verbal argument. On arrival, there was nothing physical. Both parties were advised to separate from each other, and if needed, to document any future incidents and contact CPS for additional assistance.
• An officer was called to assist in locating a juvenile that had not returned home. The person returned home after it began raining. Parents were advised to monitor their communications if possible for safety.

Wednesday, May 13

• An officer took an anonymous complaint of a man trying to buy debit and EBT cards at a local business. Upon arrival, the man had already departed.

Thursday, May 14

• An officer took a statement for harassment and threats via telephone to a temporary employment agency. No credible threats were found.

• An officer attempted to locate an individual in a road rage incident with two other vehicles while driving. No vehicle damage or contact had been made between the vehicles. A report is on file.

Friday, May 15

• An officer was called for someone possibly stealing trash for identity information. The area was patrolled, but the suspect was not located.

• An officer secured a public venue that had been used earlier and not locked up.

• An officer was called for a loud music and burning violation. On arrival, there was no music and a fire was burning down to be extinguished.

• An officer was called for an individual loitering and causing a disturbance. A verbal warning was given for sleeping on the bench and blocking access with a bicycle. Assistance in finding resources for housing, food, and income were offered but refused by the individual.

• An officer served a non-expiring trespassing notice to an individual at a local apartment complex. During this complaint, the individual being served wished to request threats charges from an incident that occurred a month prior. A report was taken.

• An officer took a complaint of illegal dumping into a private dumpster. A report is on file.

• An officer arrested a 25-year-old man on an active warrant for Felonious Assault. He was transported him to Osceola County Jail without incident.

• An officer was dispatched for a 911 hang-up. The individual was located and the call had been an accidental dial. Dispatch was advised.

• An officer was advised of a complaint of loud ducks. The owner was advised of local ordinances.

• An officer took a complaint of a past assault, but a report had already been given. Since there was not a trespass violation, or any other crime, no further action was taken.

• An individual approached an officer in a parked patrol vehicle, spoke to them and then placed a paper under the windshield wiper and left. The paper was found to be reviews and contact information for plastic surgeons. The man stated it was proof of the officer’s jurisdiction.

Saturday, May 16

• An officer identified a 40-year-old man with an active warrant and advised him that he was under arrest, which caused him to flee on his bicycle and resist arrest. The man was eventually apprehended and placed under arrest for three additional charges of Resisting and Obstructing officers and deputies. He was lodged at the Osceola County Jail without further incident.

• An officer was flagged down for a young juvenile that had wandered off from a parent. The parent was found and stated that this has happened several times before and seemed to be unconcerned by it. Since the incident did not rise to the level of criminality, a report is on file and CPS was notified.

• After stopping a vehicle for a defective headlight, an officer suspected the driver to be intoxicated. After investigating the 72-year-old man was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated. The man was transported to Osceola County Jail without incident.

Sunday, May 17

• An officer spoke with three individuals for skateboarding in a prohibited area. As a result of the contact, a 34-year-old man was arrested for two outstanding warrants.

Monday, May 18

• An officer investigated ammunition found in an apartment complex area. Who might have dropped is currently unknown in the investigation.
• An officer investigated a possible unsafe driving incident near a school. The driver of the vehicle was given a stern warning and agreed to be more cautious and mindful of their driving.
• Officers were dispatched an alleged criminal sexual conduct incident. The jurisdiction was found to be on the east side of the state and those involved were referred to that jurisdiction.
• An officer took a barking dog complaint. The owner was verbally warned of this violation and brought the dog into the home.

Tuesday, May 19

• An officer took a complaint of fraudulent check activity on an individual’s local bank account. More evidence is pending and a possible suspect is being confirmed at this time.
• An officer served two grass abatement violations to both property owners.
• An officer advised a business manager of a company vehicle with taillights left on.

Wednesday, May 20

• An officer was called for two violations of a loose dogs. Two citations were issued to the owner. Video evidence of both incidents is on file with the report.
• An officer was dispatched to assist the Mecosta County Sheriff's Office in locating an individual. No one was at the address and it appeared to be abandoned. Dispatch was advised.

Thursday, May 21

• An officer verified a VIN number on a purchased vehicle and referred the individual to civil court for other concerns with the vehicle's condition.

• An officer transported an individual to RCH for assistance with a medical device without incident.

• An officer transported an individual to RCH for treatment of a cat bite. The investigation revealed a positive identification of the animal. The owner of the animal was advised to keep the animal quarantined until further notice. A citation was issue for a cat at large.

Friday, May 22

• Officers were dispatched to a well-being check. A conversation with the individual revealed that spoken words were taken way out of context and that there was no danger. The person was secure, safe, and with a family member. Concerns were deemed unfounded at this time.

• An officer was dispatched to a fraud investigation involving ATM withdrawals by unknown people from out of state. That matter is under investigation.

• Officers took a report of mischievous activities surrounding a person’s vehicle. Additional patrols were requested and cameras were advised for future incidents.

• Officers took a complaint regarding unwanted individuals. A trespass notice was served without incident. Officers located an individual in the park after hours. The individual was identified and moved along on their own.

Saturday, May 23

• Officers assisted deputies while a court-ordered blood draw was conducted. The individual was being uncooperative after being arrested on suspicion of operating while impaired. 

• Officers assisted deputies on a disruptive juvenile. The prosecutor and probation officer have been advised of the circumstances.

• Officers were called to a local park for an individual attempting to look into vents and grates, violating people’s privacy during use of the facility. They were chased off by the caller and officers were not able to locate them at the time.

Sunday, May 24

• Officers located an unlocked door at a business during security checks. The building was searched and cleared. The owners were advised.

• Officers found a door unsecured at another local business during security rounds. The location was searched and the keyholder was notified.

• Officers took a statement and evidence from a rock-throwing injury involving a group of juveniles. The victims parents requested a warning be given to the rock thrower. All involved were talked to and a warning was issued.

• Officers spoke to a complainant in an open CPS case regarding possible improper contact between juvenile siblings.

• Officers spoke to a complainant in a second open CPS case regarding possible improper contact between juvenile siblings.