Monday, June 22

• An officer investigated a motion alarm at a local store. No one was found, all doors were securely locked, and the offending suspect turned out to be balloons moving. The balloons were placed into a locked room.

• An officer was dispatched for people loudly arguing and disturbing neighbors. The individuals were advised to go to separate rooms and stay clear of each other. A warning was issued for the noise. They were advised that if things should become physical, it would be a crime and action would be taken.

Tuesday, June 23

• An officer was called for a tenant/landlord dispute over property. The property items were resolved between the two and the tenant left the location.

• An officer observed two violations of the swimming pool ordinance. Both were improper fencing and one was also not set back from property line far enough. Both places were supplied the ordinances, as well as given dates to resolve the situation within.

Wednesday, June 24

• An officer observed a bonfire that didn’t comply with city ordinance. The individual was advised and put the fire out.

• An officer was called for a missing juvenile. While gathering details from the complainant, the child returned home.

Thursday, June 25

• Officers responded to a possible domestic incident in progress. It was found to have been only a verbal argument.

• Officers arrested a 30 year-old man with an active warrant out of Reed City. The man was transported from Grand Traverse County to the Osceola County Jail without incident.

Friday, June 26

• Officers were dispatched for a well being check. Contact was made and the individual was okay.

• An officer on patrol contacted residents of a home regarding grass and vehicle abatement violations. Copies of those ordinances were provided as well as a date to bring the items into compliance.

• An officer contacted an elderly individual about riding their electric scooter in the road. The person was advised to use sidewalks unless there were obstructions present for their safety, and the safety of others.

• An officer took a complaint of someone knocking on a door, and then walking around a home. It was determined the individual was hired to mow the lawn prior to the property being sold. He was advised the home had sold, and the new owner would take care of  the lawn.

• An officer was dispatched for a well-being check due to a missed appointment with a doctor. They were found to be okay.

• An officer was dispatched to a domestic incident. Interviews, statements, and evidence were gathered. This case has been sent to the prosecutor’s office and forwarded to CPS.

Saturday, June 27

• An officer transported a 39-year-old man from Kent County to Osceola County Jail for an active warrant of Failure to Appear. Transport was made without incident.

• An officer was called for a suspicious individual. The person was located and identified. It was found that they were trying to get a ride to a family member’s home out of town. The person proceeded on in their desired direction.

Sunday, June 28

• An officer took a complaint of a PPO violation. All attempts to contact the suspect were unsuccessful. The violation was forwarded to the court.

• An officer observed a person throwing a solar lawn light into the street. The individual was identified, and asked where they got the item. It was admitted that the item was from a yard up the road. The person was not able to identify the exact location. The matter is under investigation.