Dispatch Desk: Berryville Police Department

Aug. 31

■Officers responded to a report of a lost child and helped reunite with parents.

■An officer assisted someone with questions regarding a protection order.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.

■An officer responded to a report of attempted theft.

■Officers responded to a report of a boyfriend who wouldn’t let his girlfriend into their apartment to retrieve medication.

■An officer responded to a report of dogs barking.

■An officer responded to a report of a suspicious male walking and yelling.

■Officers responded to a report of an elderly female who got in the wrong car.

Sept. 1

■Officers responded to a report of a disturbance.

■An officer spoke to someone saying her ex had been using her food stamp card.

■Officers responded to a report of neighbors arguing over a fence.

■An officer received a call regarding possible child abuse, which was then transferred to the sheriff’s office.

■An officer responded to a report of a vehicle blocking a driveway.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a one-vehicle accident.

■An officer responded to a report  of a suspicious vehicle.

■Officers responded to the emergency room regarding a possible suicidal female making staff uneasy.

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

■Officers responded to a 911 call, but were unable to locate the caller.

Sept. 2

■An officer took a report for a hit and run.

■Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver but were unable to locate the vehicle.

■Officers conducted a welfare check.

■An officer responded to a private- property accident.

Sept. 3

■Officers responded to a report of someone possibly leaving the scene of an accident.

■An officer responded to a report of possible elder abuse.

■An officer took a report for a two-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a domestic disturbance.

■Officers responded to a business regarding a disorderly male.

■An officer took a report regarding a semi-truck that struck a power line.

■An officer received a 911 call but was unable to locate the caller.

Sept. 4

■An officer responded to a report of a dog at large.

■Officers responded to a report of a female saying her ex-boyfriend put a note on her vehicle when she wasn’t there. Officers determined the note was not threatening.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■An officer responded to a report of kids yelling.

■Officers responded to a road rage report.

■An officer responded to a report of a suspicious person sleeping but was unable to locate the person.

■An officer responded to a report of a noise complaint.

■An officer took a report regarding stolen property.

Sept. 5

■Officers responded to a report of a female causing a disturbance.

■An officer took a report regarding a one-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a business on a report of theft of property.

■An officer escorted a funeral.

■An officer did a follow-up regarding a domestic situation.

■Officers responded to a verbal domestic situation.

■An officer responded to a report of threats.

■An officer responded to a report of a male and female yelling in the road.

Sept. 6

■Officers assisted another agency.

■Officers made an arrest.

■Officers responded to a report of an elderly male who was confused and went up to the wrong house.

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