Dispatch Desk: Berryville Police Department: Sept. 7-13, 2025

SEPT. 7

■Officers responded to a report of people revving their engines and possibly boxing.

■An officer advised two men to leave a park that was closed.

■Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver.

■An officer made a report regarding theft of property.

■An officer responded to a report of harassment.

■An officer responded to a report of dogs barking.

■An officer responded to a report of property damage.

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

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

■An officer took a report of a private- property traffic accident.

SEPT. 8

■An officer spoke to someone regarding a civil matter.

■An officer responded to a report of stolen mail.

■Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident.

■An officer spoke to someone regarding possible fraud.

■Officers responded to a report of an unwanted person.

SEPT. 9

■An officer conducted a welfare check.

■An officer responded to a report of vehicles parked in a no-parking zone.

■Officers responded to a report of harassment.

■Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident in a parking lot.

■An officer assisted EMS on a medical call.

■Officers conducted a welfare check.

■Officers responded to a report of reckless motorcycles.

■An officer responded to a report of a broken down vehicle.

■Officers responded to a 911 hang-up.

■Officers responded to a report of threats that led to an arrest.

■An officer took a report regarding terroristic threatening.

■An officer responded to a report of loud music.

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

SEPT. 10

■Officers responded to a report of a male passed out in the grass at a business.

■Officers responded to a business regarding a stolen knife.

■An officer responded to a report of someone walking along the roadway.

■An officer assisted with funeral traffic.

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

■Officers responded to a false alarm.

■An officer responded to a complaint of threats.

SEPT. 11

■Officers responded to a call regarding a female thinking she could hear someone in her house, but officers said there was no one there.

■Officers responded to a business where someone was charged with sexual solicitation.

■Officers responded to an alarm at an ATM, but everything was secure.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious driver leading to an arrest on a warrant.

■Officers responded to a report of a trespasser.

■Officers responded to a report of a domestic situation.

■Officers responded to a report of a possible intoxicated driver.

■Officers responded to a report of a possible breaking and entering.

■Officers responded to a report of child abuse leading to a citation.

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

SEPT. 12

■Officers responded to someone who called 911 asking for people to leave her alone.

■Officers responded to a false alarm at a business.

■Officers assisted EMS on a medical call.

■An officer responded to a civil issue.

■An officer responded to a domestic situation.

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

■An officer checked on a oversized load going down the road.

■Officers responded to a report of someone finding a plastic baggie containing a crystal-like substance. The officers took possession of it.

■Officers responded to a report of a verbal altercation.

■Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person.

■An officer responded to a report of suspicious activity.

■Officers responded to a report of an unwanted person.

SEPT. 13

■Officers responded to a report of someone wanting someone to leave their residence.

■Officers responded to a report of someone thinking there was a person in their attic.

■An officer responded to a one-vehicle accident.

■Officers responded to a report of a possible suicidal person.

■An officer responded to a report of threats.