DISPATCH DESK — Berryville Police Department

JAN. 28

■ An officer responded to a false alarm.

■ An officer responded to a domestic situation.

■ An officer assisted a citizen by driving them home.

■ An officer responded to a 911 hangup.

■ An officer responded to a call of a pedestrian being hit by a vehicle but all checked out OK.

■ An officer responded to an ATM alarm but it checked out OK.

■ An officer responded to a call of a barking dog.

JAN. 29

■ An officer responded to a suspicious vehicle.

■ An officer responded to a 911 hangup, but was unable to make contact.

■ An officer responded to a call of an unwanted person.

■ An officer assisted a motorist.

■ An officer made a report on a traffic accident.

JAN. 30

■ An officer responded to an alarm at a business.

■ An officer responded to an alarm at a business.

■ An officer responded to a call of a vehicle stuck on a hill.

■ An officer assisted EMS on a call of a disoriented person.

■ An officer responded to a call of a semi-truck blocking the roadway.

■ An officer conducted a welfare check.

■ An officer responded to a call of an individual requesting EMS, who eventually refused EMS.

■ An officer responded to a call of someone in the middle of the highway that led to an arrest.

JAN. 31

■ An officer responded to a water leak.

■ An officer responded to a call of a stuck vehicle.

■ An officer responded to a call of a stalled-out vehicle.

■ An officer responded to a call of a reckless driver.

■ An officer responded to a call of a vehicle stuck in the entrance of a business.

■ An officer responded to a call of a dispute between neighbors.

■ An responded to a call of possible shots fired.

■ An officer responded to a call of a suspicious person.

FEB. 1

■ An officer responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■ An officer assisted a motorist.

■ An officer responded to a call of a suspicious person.

■ Officers responded to a call of a sound of gunshots and searched an area.

FEB. 2

■ An officer responded to a business in reference to a disorderly person, which led to an arrest.

■ An officer responded to a false alarm at a business.

■ An officer responded to a call of breaking and entering of a vehicle.

■ An officer responded to a call of a possible impaired driver but was unable to locate the vehicle.

■ An officer responded to a call of an abandoned vehicle.

■ An officer conducted a welfare check and all checked out OK.

■ An officer held traffic to assist a semi-truck.

■ An officer made a report concerning a theft.

■ An officer responded to a report of loud music.

■ An officer responded to a call of a loud noise.

FEB. 3

■ An officer responded to a 911 hangup.

■ Officers responded to a call of someone saying someone was breaking into their home, but the report was unfounded.

■ An officer made an arrest of an intoxicated person.

■ An officer responded to a call of loose cows.

FEB. 4

■ An officer made an arrest for shoplifting at a business.

■ An officer responded to a call of a trespasser.

■ An officer responded to a call of a stray dog.

■ An officer responded to a medical call.

■ An officer responded to a call of someone setting off fireworks.