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Dispatch Desk: Berryville Police Department

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June 15

■An officer responded to a report of an unoccupied vehicle with its door open.

■Officers responded to a report of kids pushing hay bales into the roadway.

■Officers responded to a report of vandalism.

■Officers responded to a report of suspicious activity.

■Officers responded to a 911 open line.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person yelling and waking up neighbors.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

June 16

■Officers responded to a false alarm.

■Officers responded to a false alarm at a school.

■An officer took a report of theft.

■An officer took possession of found keys.

■An officer responded to a report of someone’s motorcycle left on a property.

■Officers responded to a domestic situation between brothers.

June 17

■Officers took a report regarding someone claiming they were attacked with a baseball bat.

■Officers responded to a report of a child struck by a vehicle.

■Officers responded to a phone panic alarm, but were unable to locate the owner of the phone.

■An officer responded a report of people stuck inside a gate.

■Officers responded to a report of suspicious people walking through yards.

■Officers responded to a false alarm.

June 18

■Officers responded to a business regarding a customer causing an issue.

■Officers responded to the hospital regarding a disorderly person, who was eventually arrested on a warrant.

■Officers conducted a welfare check.

■Officers responded to a three-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a report of the driver of a vehicle asleep or passed out at a stop sign.

■An officer was flagged down by pedestrians regarding found drug paraphernalia.

■An officer responded to a report of a spotlight being shined into a neighbor’s home.

June 19

■An officer assisted a motorist.

■Officers responded to a report of someone yelling while walking in the roadway.

■Officers responded to a domestic situation.

■Officers assisted another agency in attempting to locate a suspect.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.

June 20

■Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver.

■An officer assisted someone who had nowhere to go after being kicked out of a hotel.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■An officer took a report regarding the theft of a wallet.

■Officers responded to a report of possible child maltreatment.

■Officers responded to a verbal domestic situation.

■An officer took a report regarding wires on a trail but advised it was out of city limits.

■Officers responded to a 911 hang-up.

■Officers responded to a false alarm.

■An officer assisted a motorist.

June 21

■An officer assisted a motorist.

■Officers served a warrant and made an arrest.

■Officers received a report a report of a reckless driver and harassment but were unable to locate the suspect.

■Officers responded to a false alarm.

■An officer responded to a report of property damage.

■An officer assisted a motorist.

■An officer responded to a report of a Tyson truck with its back door open.

■Officer responded to a domestic disturbance.

■Officers responded to a report of teenagers throwing fireworks at houses, but were unable to locate the suspected vehicle.

■Officers responded to a report of a tenant destroying property.

■Officers assisted someone in changing a flat tire.

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