Dispatch Desk: Berryville Police Department

Sept. 14

■Officers responded to a report of two young children wandering around, but all checked out OK.

■Officers responded to a report of a man and woman walking in the road.

■Officers assisted EMS on a medical call.

■An officer handled a civil issue.

■Officers responded to the hospital for a possible aggressive patient.

■Officers responded to a report of two people fighting, but were unable to locate them.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.

■Officers responded to a report of three males trying to break into a Jeep, but were unable to locate them.

Sept. 15

■An officer reviewed a suspicious text message someone received, but the message ended up being spam.

■An officer responded to a report of a truck hitting a phone line.

■Officers responded to a report of an erratic driver, but were unable to locate the vehicle.

■An officer responded to a business on a report of threats.

■An officer explained to someone a trespass order against them.

Sept. 16

■An officer conducted a welfare check.

■An officer made a report for criminal mischief.

■Officers responded to a report of an unsafe vehicle for children, but did not make contact.

■Officers responded to a domestic situation that led to an arrest.

■An officer advised someone of options regarding a civil matter.

■Officers responded to a dispute between neighbors.

Sept. 17

■An officer arrested someone with a warrant.

■Officers responded to a report of a trespasser in someone’s yard, but it ended up being pest control.

■An officer advised someone to move their RV.

■An officer advised someone to contact the sheriff’s office regarding possible fraud.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person.

■An officer responded to a report of an individual in the roadway.

■Officers assisted with a medical issue.

Sept. 18

■An officer assisted someone with possible harassment.

■Officers responded to a report of someone yelling in the street, which led to an arrest.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a burglary alarm, but everything checked out OK.

■An officer spoke to someone regarding his house being condemned.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.

■Officers responded to a false alarm at a business.

■An officer responded to a report of a dog attacking a cat.

Sept. 19

■Officers responded to a residence about a father yelling and intoxicated.

■Officers responded to a report of someone who had a complaint about the jail.

■Officers responded to a report of a dog being run over.

■Officers responded to a report of a theft.

■Officers responded to a report of a vehicle with a gun case.

■Officers responded to a report of a breaking and entering in progress, but it was the resident kicking in their own door.

■Officers shut down the roadway for the homecoming parade.

■An officer directed someone with harassment claims to contact the sheriff’s office.

■An officer responded to a noise complaint.

■An officer took a report on a private- property accident.

■Officers responded to a civil matter.

■Officers responded to a medical call.

Sept. 20

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle.

■An officer took a report regarding a private-property accident.

■An officer spoke to someone regarding online harassment.

■Officers responded to a report of children walking in the roadway, which led to a hotline call to DHS.

■Officers dealt with a juvenile issue.

■An officer returned a lost wallet.

■An officer trespassed someone from a building.

■Officers assisted another agency.

■Officers responded to a report of a truck with no lights on, but were unable to locate the vehicle.

■Officers responded to a false alarm at a business.

■Officers responded to a report of a resident saying someone was flashing flashlights in her windows.