Dispatch Desk — Berryville Police Department, Oct.2-8, 2022

A list of incident reports from the Berryville Police Department:

OCT. 2

■An officer responded to a call of dogs barking.

■Officers checked an area for a suspicious vehicle.

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

■An officer responded to a call of an erratic driver, but was unable to locate the vehicle.

■An officer responded to a false alarm.

■An officer responded to a false alarm.

■An officer responded to call of someone huffing air duster at a park and made an arrest.

■An officer responded to a call of a prowler that led to an arrest.

OCT. 3

■Officers responded to a false alarm at a business.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident that led to a citation.

■An officer responded to a verbal domestic situation.

■An officer responded to a two-vehicle accident and made a report.

■An officer responded to a call of a hit-and-run traffic accident.

■An officer responded to a call of a possible domestic dispute.

■An officer responded to a report of an intoxicated person that led to an arrest.

OCT. 4

■An officer assisted a motorist.

■An officer responded to a call of someone urinating in public.

■An officer responded to a call of someone acting erratic.

■Officers responded to a call of a two-vehicle accident.

■An officer responded to a call of someone trying to break into an apartment, but all checked OK when it was determined that it was the individual’s home.

■An officer responded to a domestic situation.

■An officer responded to a call of a possible intoxicated driver, but all checked out OK.

■An officer responded a call of someone making threats.

OCT. 5

■An officer made a report on a one-vehicle traffic accident.

■An officer responded to a call of a suicidal person and assisted EMS.

■An officer responded to a call of theft of property and made a report.

■An officer responded to a business on a theft of property call.

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

■An officer responded to a 911 hang-up that led to an arrest on a warrant.

OCT. 6

■An officer responded to a call of a prowler.

■An officer assisted someone with getting horses home.

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

■An officer made a report on a criminal mischief call.

■An officer responded to a call of illegal burning that led to an arrest on a warrant.

■An officer responded to a call of a dog at large that led to a citation.

■An officer responded to a call of a prowler, but was unable to locate anyone.

■An officer assisted a motorist.

OCT. 7

■An officer responded to a noise complaint.

■An officer responded to a call of someone shoplifting at a business.

■An officer responded to a call of a raccoon being struck by a vehicle and getting caught in the vehicle’s grill.

OCT. 8

■Officers responded to a business on a call of people loitering in the parking lot.

■An officer responded to a verbal domestic situation.

■An officer responded to a call of a fraudulent credit card being used at a business.

■An officer responded to a trespassing call.

■An officer responded to a call of an irate person at a business that led to an arrest.

■An officer responded to a call of a group using a baseball field without authorization.

■An officer assisted a motorist.