Police Report 10/13/2025-10/19/2025

Monday, October 13, 2025
-1:47PM. Officer took a report of dogs that had escaped their home in the 300 block of S 1st St. Officer was busy on a follow up but knew the owner so dispatchers called her to let her know.
-2:55PM. Officer returned a phone call regarding a civil custody issue.

Tuesday, October 14, 2025
-8:50AM. Officer assisted with a medical call in the 200 block of SW 3rd St.
-8:56AM. Officer returned a phone call regarding possible harassment. This was in regards to the custody issue that had been called in the previous day.
-12:12PM. Officer assisted with a medical call in the 400 block of W Chestnut St.
-3:33PM. Officer responded to an incomplete 911 call in the 400 block of SW 5th St. Officer made contact with the caller who stated he dialed it on accident and didn’t realize it.
-4:20PM. Deputy assisted the Boone Area Humane Society with helping a sick cat that was cornered by 2 dogs.

Wednesday, October 15, 2025
-11:07AM. Officer and deputy responded to a reported hit and run in the 500 block of E Walnut St. The reporting party stated that while he was traveling east bound in the 400 block of E Walnut St, he was rear-ended by another vehicle that he estimated to be going around 90mph that struck him hard enough to propel him 20 feet forward. The reporting party also stated that the driver of the vehicle appeared to reach out of the window and point what he believed to be a firearm at him before fleeing the scene. Other than a very loud rattling muffler, the reporting party’s vehicle showed no recent damage that would have been a result of a motor vehicle collision at excessive speeds. A vehicle similar to the one the reporting party described was located in a nearby driveway. The vehicle had no damage. The owner of the vehicle stated he had just returned home and was driving at the time of the incident but denied being involved in any collision or having produced a firearm. A witness in the neighborhood stated they heard squealing tires at the time of the call, but not a collision. The reporting party claimed that the other driver switched out cars and had the other one hidden somewhere. Due to a lack of evidence suggesting that there had been a high-speed collision, law enforcement decided to take no further action. While the officer was taking pictures of the reporting party’s vehicle, the reporting party approached the officer and got into close proximity of him. The officer, utilizing his left arm with minimal effort, subsequently redirected the reporting party and warned him to keep his distance. The reporting party then claimed that he had been assaulted by the officer and stated his intention to file charges with the Boone County Sheriff.

Thursday, October 16, 2025
-8:00AM. Officer assisted staff at the Ogden High School with a student who had been experiencing a mental health issue. The student was evaluated, and a parent was contacted. The parent was provided with a list of mental health resources.
-8:2AM. Officer retuned a phone call to Boone County Health & Human Services regarding a concern about a local family.
-10:29AM. Officer provided a lift assist in the 300 block of SW 5th St.
-3:40PM. Officer responded to a report of a found dog in the 100 block of W Mulberry St. Utilizing a chip reader, the officer was able to identify the dog’s owner and return it home to the 100 block of S 1st St.

Friday, October 17, 2025
-12:47PM. Officer took a report of shoplifting at Dollar General. The investigation is ongoing.
-2:07PM. Officer assisted with a medical call in the Fareway parking lot.

Saturday, October 18, 2025
-3:10AM. Deputy took a report of a possible burglary and/or harassment in the 300 block of SW 6th St. After speaking with both involved parties it was determined that no crime had occurred.
-5:27AM. Deputy assisted with a medical call in the 300 block of SW 6th St.
-6:17PM. Deputy received a request for a welfare check regarding a family member that had not been heard from. The deputy called the requesting party back and informed them that their family member had been transported to the hospital earlier that day.

Sunday, October 19, 2025
-1:22AM. Deputy assisted with a medical call in the 300 block of SW 6th St for an individual seeking help with mental health. The patient was transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment.
-12:01PM. Deputies assisted with a structure fire in the 400 block of SE 4th St. Initial investigations suggest this was unintentionally ignited due to work being done to a vehicle inside of a garage.
-3:24PM. Deputy responded to a request for a welfare check on a child at Spinning Wheels. The deputy learned that a child had become upset after falling inside while skating and was brought outside by her father to calm down. The child was not seriously injured and appeared to be in good spirits when the deputy spoke with her.
-4:21PM. Off duty officer was approached about a dog that had been found on S 1st St. The owner was contacted, and the dog was returned.
-10:45PM. Deputy assisted Ogden Fire with a dumpster fire in the 100 block of SW 3rd St. The investigation is ongoing.
-11:13PM. Deputy stopped to speak with an individual in the 200 block of SW 4th St. They were just out for a walk.

NOTE: Open burning begins this Wednesday, October 1st and runs through November 30th. Any burning of landscape shall not start before 10am and must be completely extinguished each day by 8pm. Recreational fires such as firepits and grills may be used at any time. Burning garbage, treated/sawn wood, or tires is still prohibited. Please use common sense while burning and be courteous of your neighbors. 

AN ARREST WITHOUT DISPOSITION IS NOT AN INDICATION OF GUILT.