Police Report 5/24 - 5/27/2021

Monday, May 24, 2021
- 10:58AM. The officer received a report of the subject taking cans out of the Senior Can Bin. The officer advised the subject to return the cans to the bin. There were no charges this time, but the officer warned the subject if this happened again, charges would be filed.
- 1:04. PM. The officer located a basketball hoop lying in the 300 block of E. Mulberry. The officer contacted the property owner to come out and remove the basketball hoop from the roadway.
- 2:17PM. Ogden resident contacted the officer regarding a child custody order that she claims gives her primary custody of her daughter. The officer advised to contact the Boone County Sheriff’s office when she gets the order, as the daughter’s father lives in Beaver.

Tuesday, May 25, 2021
- 1:25. PM. The officer assisted Boone County Deputy with a fight at Don Williams Campground.
- 5:02 PM. The officer received a complaint of 3 young kids in a car by themselves at the Dollar General Parking Lot. The car was running and locked, and the air conditioning was on. The officer spoke with the driver/owner and advised this was not a wise thing to do.
- 5:43 PM. An Ogden resident turned in a debit card he found. The officer returned the card to the owner.

Wednesday, May 26, 2021
- 7:30 AM. The officer assisted the stranded motorist.
- 8:40 AM. Ogden resident reported receiving a phone call from someone claiming to be
from the Social Security Administration. The subject claimed the Ogden resident’s social security number was being used in illegal activities, and the resident needed to call back, or charges would be filed. This is a scam.
- 10:05 PM. Kristine Matthews reported that she thinks someone was trying to break into her vehicle earlier today.

Thursday, May 27, 2021
- 5:51 PM. The officer received a report of 2 male juveniles walking westbound on railroad tracks from Dollar General Store. The officer located the males and warned them of trespassing on the railroad right of way. The officer advised the subjects to stay off the tracks and walk home on the sidewalks.