Police Report 6/30-7/6/2025

Monday, June 30, 2025
- 6:20 AM. Deputy responded to a report of littering in the 300 block of S 1st St.
- 11:28 AM. Officer was asked to perform a welfare check on a subject in the 300 block of SW 6th St who had missed an appointment that morning. He was discovered to be fine and had simply set the wrong time on his alarm and slept in.
- 1:19 PM. Officer responded to the 300 block of E Walnut St to deliver a message from the Purcell, OK Police Department.
- 2:13 PM. Officer responded to a parking complaint in the 400 block of W Walnut St. A trailer had been left on private property over the weekend. The owner was contacted, and the trailer, which had broken down, was removed.
- 2:41 PM. Officer took a report of a possibly intoxicated driver who had left a pharmacy in Boone. Once accurate information was able to be received from the reporting party, it was discovered that the suspect was most likely en route to the Pilot Mound area.
- 4:04 PM. Deputy returned a phone call regarding a neighbor dispute in the 300 block of E Walnut St.
- 7:43 PM. Deputy returned a phone call regarding a scam. The reporting party stated that her husband had received a phone call from someone claiming to be a representative of Verizon. The scammer claimed that the reporting party had overpaid on their account and requested access to their email and Verizon accounts to get them their refund, which the husband gave. The reporting party stated that she contacted Verizon immediately and got everything changed, and believes no information had been compromised.
- 8:43 PM. Deputies responded to an open 911 call in the 400 block of Peterson Dr. It was discovered to be an accidental dial.

Tuesday, July 1, 2025
- 8:29 AM. Officer responded to a report of a stray cat living in one of the sheds at the Ogden High School. There was no microchip/tag located during a scan, and the cat appeared to have its ear notched, which is common practice when the Humane Society conducts its catch and release of strays. A suitable home was found for the cat.
- 8:41 PM. Officer took a report of a reckless driver in the 200 block of SW 2nd St driving at excessive speed and last seen traveling west on W Division St. The officer searched the area but was unable to locate the suspect vehicle.

Wednesday, July 2, 2025
- 4:33 PM. Officer assisted with a medical call in the 200 block of SW 9th St.

Thursday, July 3, 2025
- 9:48 AM. Officer notified a resident of a nuisance complaint in the 200 block of SW 5th St regarding lawn and weeds. The nuisance was abated by the end of the day.
- 7:04 PM. Officer responded to the Ogden Caseys regarding a counterfeit one-hundred-dollar bill. The cashier recognized it as an illegitimate form of currency and returned it to the suspect who went outside and found a legitimate form of payment from an associate. Officer checked the security cameras and did not recognize the suspect, who had already left. The bill in question was clearly marked ‘FOR MOTION PICTURES PURPOSES’ near the top right.

Friday, July 4, 2025
- 2:27 PM. Officer overheard radio traffic from a male stating that he had located a radio in the 500 block of NE 4th St and was using said radio to notify dispatchers. Officer retrieved the radio and returned it to its owner.

Saturday, July 5, 2025
- 1:39 AM. Deputy responded to a civil property dispute in the 300 block of S 1st St.

Sunday, July 6, 2025
- 8:46 AM. Dispatch received a call of a lost dog in the 500 block of Jones SW 2nd St. The Boone Area Humane Society was contacted to retrieve the dog, as there were no available deputies to assist at the time. Later that afternoon, dispatch received a call regarding a missing dog that matched the description of this dog. Arrangements were made with the Boone Area Humane Society to reunite the dog with its owner.
- 2:54 PM. Deputy responded to a civil custody and property dispute in the 200 block of SW 2nd St.

***NOTICE***
During this week, officers and deputies conducted 21 traffic stops related to the intersection of 1st and Walnut St. All of these drivers were from out of town and were rerouted due to the detour. Thankfully, there were no accidents this week. This is due, in part, to the awareness and defensive driving of others on the roadway. We will continue to have increased traffic this summer, and it is important that we continue to practice safe driving habits. While law enforcement is spending extra time enforcing this location, it will be difficult to change any behaviors when all of the offending drivers are not from this area. Thank you for your diligence when driving, Ogden!