Sheriff’s Office Summary for Village, September 26 – October 2, 2014

There were 32 Calls for Service in Manchester Village

• Deputies responded to 20000Bllk Dutch Dr. for a complaint of Disorderly Persons however upon making contact in the area, no additional complaints were made.
• Found Property was reported and left with Deputies at the sub-station. A cell phone was located on High School grounds. The owner was identified and the phone was returned after proof of ownership was obtained.
• A Panic Alarm was received in the 10500Blk of M52. The responding Deputy found everything in order and the alarm to have been accidentally activated.
• Deputies policed a Crash that occurred Main/Clinton area in the Village.
• A subject wanted out of several jurisdictions for a variety of crimes was located in the 100Blk of Adrian St. The subject was taken into custody by Deputies without incident.

OTHER INFORMATION FROM THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Blustery fall weather is ALARM weather. The Sheriff’s Office reminds owners of alarmed properties that keeping their alarm systems in good condition helps keep the Sheriff’s Office efficient by reducing false alarms. Often alarms are accidentally activated when strong winds move doors that have loosened with wear, or alarm equipment that isn’t firmly affixed. Quick checks of your system’s equipment and positive closure of doors and windows can help.

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.