Police Report Recap 02/25/2020 - 02/27/2020

Date	Time	Type of Call	Location	Incident Notes	IdentifyingName	Status
2/25/2020	6:56 PM	Well-being Check	North Ave.	On the stated date and time, Officers responded to the listed location in reference to a well-being check.  Complainant was concerned when subject did not show up to the bus stop today to pick up her kids.  Upon arrival, Officers made contact with subject who stated that she that she sent complainant a text that she would be late picking up her kids because she was left by her ride at a store in Dublin.  Subject stated shortly after texting complainant her phone had died.  Subject eventually received a ride from a women who offered to take her home. Complainant arrived on scene with both of the children. After everything checked okay, both units returned to patrol.  A report was forwarded to the Union County Jobs and Family Services Department.		Pending
2/25/2020	1:10 PM	Civil Dispute/Standby	Converse Ave.	On this date and time, Officer conducted a civil standby at the listed location while the property owner served a notice to vacate the premises. Nobody answered the door, so the notice was left on the door. After determining everything to be fine, Officer returned to patrol.		Approved
2/25/2020	1:09 PM	Criminal Damaging	Maple St.	On this date and time, Officer met complainant in reference to the garage at the rear of the listed address being damaged, possibly by a truck striking it.  Due to the height of the building and damage, it is speculated that it was caused by a large box truck or possibly a garbage truck. Officer took photos of the damage and advised that there would be a report for insurance purposes if needed.		Approved
2/25/2020	11:50 AM	Assist Other Agency	SR 38	On this date and time, Officer was requested to assist Deputy of the Union County Sheriff's Office in getting a vehicle stopped on SR 38.  Once assistance was no longer needed, Officer returned to patrol.		Approved
2/25/2020	7:02 AM	Domestic Violence - Misdemeanor	Maple Ct.	On this date and time, Officer responded to the listed location on the report of a domestic disturbance. The caller advised that she and her brother had been involved in an incident that resulted in both of them throwing objects at one another. Upon arrival, Officer spoke to the mother, caller(suspect) and caller's brother (victim). Mother advised she had been sleeping and woke up to the children fighting. Mother then came out and separated them. Suspect confirmed most of victim's statement, but stated her brother hit her first and that he has anger issues. Officer explained that by suspect's actions, she illicited a response that would have been expected from anyone, but it did not grant her any right to respond with physical violence. Suspect was subsequently arrested for Domestic Violence and transported to COYC. Brother and mother declined to provide any further statements and declined a TPO. See case for further.		Pending
2/26/2020	11:21 PM	Suspicious Person/Vehicle	South Jefferson Ave.	On the stated date and time, Officer was flagged down by an employee of McDonald's who wished to remain anonymous. The employee advised that there was a black Chevrolet Camaro parked in the carryout portion of the parking lot (southwest corner). The employee advised the two males, in the vehicle, advised they were having car problems. Officer then made contact with the vehicle owner/driver and his passenger.  Officer learned that neither party had a valid driver's license. Officer advised both parties to contact a ride to pick them and the vehicle up. They advised Officer their ride was on the way from Bucyrus. Officer then returned to patrol.	McDonald's	Pending
2/26/2020	10:13 PM	Alarm Drop	St 161		TJ MAXX/Home Goods	Approved
2/26/2020	9:19 PM	Warrant - Misdemeanor	Friend St.	On the stated date and time, Officer was dispatched to the police department in reference to a subject wanting to turn themselves in on a warrant. Upon arrival, Officer met with Daryl Frazier. Having prior knowledge that he had an entered warrant for his arrest for Domestic Violence (PCPD Case #20-111-A).  Daryl was placed into custody without incident. Daryl was later transported to the Tri-County Regional Jail by Officer. See attached warrant for further information.	Plain City Police Department	Approved
2/26/2020	5:14 PM	Suspicious Person/Vehicle	Jackson St.	On the stated date and time, Officer responded to the listed location in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival, Officer noticed a white Oldsmobile sitting in the parking lot of the listed location. Officer made contact with the driver of the vehicle who stated that he was waiting for his friend to get home that lived in the area.  Driver was advised that he was parked on a private lot and needed to move. Once subject left the parking lot, Officer then returned to patrol.	The Wendt Group	Approved
2/26/2020	3:45 PM	Animal Complaint - Other	Church St.	On the stated date and time, Officer met with employee of the Public Works Department at the police department.  Employee located a brown female Labrador mix on Church Street near Jackson Street. Dog was secured in the kennel.  At 1600 Hours Officer released the dog to the owner. Owner was advised on the ordinance prohibiting animals running at large.		Approved
2/27/2020	9:16 PM	Well-being Check	Madison Ave.	On the stated date and time, Officer responded to the listed location in reference to a well-being check. The anonymous caller advised they were concerned for subject's well-being after seeing a post on Instragram. Upon arrival, Officer spoke with subject and her father.  Subject advised she did not mean anything by the post she was just upset with an incident that occurred with a classmate.  After deeming everything fine, Officer returned to patrol.		Pending
2/27/2020	4:13 PM	Miscellaneous - Unclassified	Gay St.	On the stated date and time, Officer met with complainant in reference to a complaint against her daughter's former baby sitter.  Complainant advised her daughter had been dreading going to the babysitter's house and this was unusual behavior. Complainant advised she put an audio recorder in daughter's diaper bag earlier this week. Officer listened to the recording and you can hear babysitter yelling at complainant's daughter saying she "hated her" and other vulgarities.  Officer also heard what sounded like babysitter spanking the child.  Officer later spoke with babysitter who advised she did spank the child because she would not stop crying and that she was not listening.   A copy of this report was sent to MCDOJFS.		Pending