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Law Log April 15: Cows reported out west of Obert. Burn permits issued. Two 911 calls made by mistake.
Semi with a livestock trailer loaded with cattle flipped on its side at the junction of Highway 20 and 57, laying on railroad tracks and blocking highway traffic. Railroad contacted about obstruction to track with poles and arms bent. Company called to load and haul cattle away.
Woman reports neighbor’s dogs won’t stop barking.
Ambulance called to Randolph facility for woman with medical issue, transported to Osmond hospital.
Ambulance called to Wynot residence for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D.,
hospital.
911 automated alert comes from iPhone, relaying a crash, false alarm.
April 16: Man asks if he uses father-in-law’s vehicle plates for his own vehicle if that would be illegal and dispatcher says yes.
Man asks for law enforcement escort since some of his lights are out, dispatcher advises to use flashers.
Wynot school reports suicidal messages sent from student’s phone.
Fire reported at the Coleridge park.
Caller asks if dispatch had received any sightings or information on a missing dog.
Man reports large pieces of debris, perhaps garbage, on Highway 84.
Woman reports abandoned vehicle parked on the side of rural driveway.
Caller reports a large chunk of tire laying in the middle of Highway 81.
Officers conduct traffic enforcement and give citations.
April 17: Man reports speeding down Centre Street in Hartington every morning.
Officers conduct traffic enforcement and give warnings.
Man asks about getting property back involved in a case.
Woman reports a vehicle broken down near Highway 84 and 15.
Caller reports finding a phone near Brooky Bottom.
Multiple 911 calls come in on a semi vs. car accident near the Laurel weigh station, one man dies in the collision.
