East Ridge Police Department

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08/31/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 30, 2026

Day Shift August 30: B Squad

26-008377- 6200 BLK Ringgold Road- Back EMS
Police were requested after EMS had been called for a medical call. It was determined this party had called in multiple times just to be transported and doesn’t provide a legitimate medical complaint. Police stayed on scene until HCEMS advised patrol was okay to leave.

No Case Number- 5000 BLK South Terrace- Back Other Agency
Police assisted the Chattanooga Police Department after a stolen vehicle crashed into a guardrail at this location. Prior to police arriving, the suspect fled and got into another blue Nissan SUV.

Night Shift August 30: D Squad

26-008378 – 5300 BLK Clemons Road– Mental Health
Officers were dispatched to the above address after receiving a call from an individual in McMinn County stating the individual was threatening self-harm. On scene, officers contacted the resident who stated that he was not suicidal and did not need EMS.

26-008387 – 5300 BLK Clemons Road – Assist EMS
Officers were dispatched to the above address in reference to a male party bleeding from the wrist. Patrol again made contact, and the resident reported that his arm slipped and caused him to cut his wrist. EMS transported to the emergency room for further medical care.

26-008388 & 26-008390 – 800 BLK South Seminole Drive – Suspicious Activity
Officers responded to the above address two times during the night for suspicious activity. Both times, nothing was located.

26-008392 – 5300 BLK Clemons Road - Indecent Exposure
Police responded to investigate a report of indecent exposure. The suspect left the scene before the patrol arrived. The complainant caught the incident on her ring camera.

26-008393- 5300 BLK Clemons Road - Auto Burglary
Officers responded to this address to investigate an indecent exposure complaint. After completing the investigation, officers observed five vehicles with the driver's-side rear windows busted out, and it appeared that the suspect climbed through the broken window and rummaged through the vehicles. One vehicle owner reported that his firearm was taken from his vehicle. The owners of the other four vehicles reported that nothing of value was taken.

08/30/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 29, 2026

Day Shift August 29: B Squad

26-008320-5400 BLK Ringgold Road- Theft
A man reported to police that sometime between the hours of 0330 and 0700 on 8-29, his black mini camper was stolen from the parking lot of the bank; the trailer also contained a Smith and Wesson .40 caliber handgun. The trailer and firearm were entered into NCIC as stolen, report on file. NCIC Numbers V547685921, G266921461

26-008324 – 3600 BLK Ringgold Road - MVC
A grey Ford F-250 pulling a large trailer reversed into a grey Ford Explorer in the parking lot, causing minor cosmetic damage. No injuries.

26-008327 – 1100 BLK Laurelwood Drive - Check Wellbeing
Police were dispatched to the above address to check on three juveniles who had been absent from school for several days. Patrolcontacted one juvenile and the juvenile's father, who stated that the children had been temporarily placed with their mother for the previous three days. The mother was unable to take them to school because of the driving distance and her work schedule. He also stated that the other two juveniles were not present due to a school field trip.

26-008328 -10 BLK Sheridan Road - Civil Matter
Police responded to a report of disorder regarding the property owner, and a mother and juvenile who lived with him. He stated that he wanted the two to move out but did not file for an eviction. The woman willingly gathered her belongings and moved out of the residence.

26-008332 – 3600 BLK Craig Road- Mental Health
A person in distress called 911 to report they had taken their entire supply of prescription medication to harm themselves. Police arrived on scene to find that their grandfather was taking the caller to a medical facility. Police es**rted the two until the caller was admitted to emergency care.

26-008333- 300 BLK Camp Jordon Parkway- Back EMS
Police were already on scene when a male got irate with Emergency Medical Personnel. Patrol stayed on scene and made sure the male did not approach them.

26-008335-5400 BLK Connell Street-Theft
The caller reported to police that his now ex-girlfriend had stolen his TN issued Identification; insufficient evidence exists to pursue charges at this time, report on file.

26-008336 – 3100 BLK Mason Drive - AOA
ERPD was dispatched to the above address to secure a scene for HCEMS after a person experiencing psychiatric emergency smearing materials throughout their home. Police arrived to find the party had calmed. EMS personnel safely transported the party from the scene.

26-008339- 1000 BLK Spring Creek Road- Suspicious Person
Police were called after a female advised that another woman was on the back side of the stairs attempting to get entry into the church. The reporting party advised police that she wished to give the female 15 minutes to get a ride. Police returned 15 minutes later, and the female party was gone.

26-008346 – 100 BLK Windmere Drive - Open Door
The residents of the above address have been out of the country for a week. A house sitter reported that a rear door was found open, and relayed that the homeowner said she had received alerts that someone had put in the wrong security code to the home for the past few days. Police cleared the residence and found no sign of forced entry or other disturbance in the home.


Night Shift August 29: D Squad

26-008353 – 4300 BLK Ringgold Road– Medical
ERPD arrived when a male complained of dizziness and stomach pain. EMS arrived on scene to check the complainant out. ERPD went back into service upon their arrival.

26-008356 – South Germantown Road at Claremont Avenue– Broken Down Auto
ERPD was patrolling south on South Germantown and noted two vehicles facing each other in the center turn lane. Upon arrival, the officer pushed the vehicle on to Germantown Circle out of the main roadway. A citizen assisted another vehicle by jumping the battery. The vehicle was driven off by the owner.

26-008357 – 5300 Clemmons Road- Mental Health
A caller reported opioid withdrawal symptoms, which resulted in ideations of self-harm. He requested help seeking treatment. ERPD facilitated transport.

26-008362 – 3500 BLK Cathy Lane– Suspicious Activity
Officers responded to the above address after the homeowner's vehicle alarm was set off. Officers checked the area and spoke with the homeowner. Nothing was damaged or out of place, and officers returned to service.

26-008360 – 1400 BLK Saint Thomas Street– Disorder
Officers were dispatched to the above address in reference to a male and female in a verbal disorder. As officers were arriving on scene, both parties got into a vehicle and left. Patrol conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle for a window tint violation and inquired about the disorder. After speaking with all parties in the vehicle, officers concluded that the disorder was verbal only, and all parties were released.

08/29/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 28, 2026
Day Shift August 28: B Squad

26-008276-1400 BLK South Moore Road- Animals at large
Police responded to the area after a citizen advised officers of two friendly dogs, a labradoodle and a mixed large breed, following her on the sidewalk. She was concerned about the safety of the dogs. Police were able to detain the dogs and transport them to East Ridge Animal Services. They were reunited with their family a short time later after they were discovered missing from their fence.

26-008280- 5700 BLK Ringgold Road- Aggravated Animal Cruelty
Two people were arrested for aggravated cruelty to animals and animal abandonment after a tip from social media to the East Ridge Animal Services led to the discovery of their dog tied to a light post at the above-mentioned address. The dog, Blue, was located after being tied for 20 minutes toward the back of the lot with no shade, no water, and no food.

26-008281 - 3800 BLK Fountain Ave - Wellbeing Check
A concerned citizen reported a male with a blue shirt walking down Fountain Avenue. The caller had prior knowledge of police interaction with this male, who had been found disoriented the previous day. Police contacted the male who stated he was walking to his home. He was walking the opposite direction of his house and when questioned did not know which way to go. Patrol gave him a courtesy ride back to his home and spoke with his son. An APS report was filed.

26-008290- 1000 BLK South Seminole- Disorder Prevention
The caller request police es**rt her to the residence to collect her belongings. She was also informed that no one is permitted to stay at the residence per East Ridge Codes.

26-008294- 1600 BLK South Rugby Place- Suspicious Package
Police responded with ERFD to a residence where individuals conducting an estate sale located what they believed to be 1940 era railroad flares. ERFD took possession of the items for proper disposal.



Night Shift August 28: C Squad

26-008302- 601 Justice Way- Warrant Service
ERPD served a man on an East Ridge warrant while at the jail. The warrant was for failure to appear in court on a burglary charge.

26-008306 – 5500 BLK Ringgold Road – Domestic Assault/ Arrest
Officers initially responded to the area of the above address in reference to a rolling domestic assault. Officers contacted the vehicle on Biltmore Avenue in Chattanooga, where they contacted a man and woman. The female stated her husband struck her in the face, causing visible injury to her face. The male suspect was taken into custody for Domestic Assault and transported to Hamilton County Jail for booking.

26-008309 – 900 BLK Spring Creek Road - Drug Arrest
Officers were called by an off-duty officer working an extra job. The officer explained that the hospital staff discovered that a patient suffering from drug-induced psychosis had smuggled methamphetamine into the hospital. A Doctor released the patient after clearing her to be incarcerated. A CSU investigator took the woman into custody, and she was transported to HCSO Jail without further incident.

26-008312- 900 BLK Donaldson Road- Traffic stop/Arrest
Following a traffic stop at the above location, officers located 39.3 grams of ma*****na and 1.7 grams of methamphetamine. The male driver was found to have a suspended license. He was arrested for possession of ma*****na with intent, simple possession, and driving with a suspended license. He was transported to Hamilton County Jail.

26-008313-1300 BLK McBrien Road-MVC No Injuries/ DUI Arrest
Police responded to the address listed above and found a black Kia Optima in a ditch. Following an investigation, a woman was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. She was transported to Hamilton County Jail without any issues.

26-008315 – 6800 BLK Ringgold Road – Assist Fire
Officers initially responded to the above address in reference to an unconscious male. On scene, officers observed the male to be conscious and in need of a lift assist. Officers and FD personnel assisted the male into his wheelchair and transferred care to his wife.

26-008316 – 4200 BLK Ringgold Road – Burglar Alarm
Officers were dispatched to the above address in reference to a rear kitchen door alarm. On scene, officers observed the kitchen door ajar with an audible alarm. Officers cleared the business and observed no signs of forced entry.

26-008317-4214 Ringgold Road-Warrant Service
While in custody at Hamilton County Jail, a man was served with an outstanding Forfeiture Capias warrant. The original charge was Public Intoxication.

08/28/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 27, 2026

Day Shift August 27: A Squad

6-008229 – 800 BLK Belvoir Avenue - Well Being Check
Police were called to assist an elderly male who was reportedly walking in the street sans shirt. A concerned citizen told police she observed the man walking and was concerned due to the heat. He advised that he was lost and couldn't remember how to return home. ERFD and HCEMS evaluated the man and advised his vitals were stable. The male was given a courtesy ride back to his residence on Marlboro Avenue. An APS referral was completed.

26-008232 4100 BLK Ringgold Road - Property
Police spoke with a woman who said she lost her wallet sometime in January at the Walmart Marketplace but could not remember the day or say for sure where she had lost it. The woman stated that the wallet contained her work permit, credit/debit cards, and other identifying documents. A lost property report was completed at her request.

26-008243- 601 Justice Way- Warrant Service
A woman was served on an outstanding East Ridge Alias Capias for Driving on Revoked, Suspended, of Cancelled License while at Hamilton County Jail.

26-008241- 3600 BLK Fountain Avenue- Back EMS
Police stood by while ERFD and HCEMS took care of a female who became unresponsive. HCEMS transported the party to a local hospital.

26-007920 – 3300 BLK Ringgold Road– Motor Vehicle vs. Building
On 8/14/2026, a patron of the laundromat backed into the building, causing approximately $3,000 in damage to the storefront glass, and left the scene. Management later provided surveillance footage, and police identified the vehicle and registered owner. Attempts to contact the suspected driver were unsuccessful. Management declined prosecution and only requested the driver’s insurance information to cover the damages. Nothing further currently.


Night Shift August 27: C Squad

26-008242 – 4300 BLK Ringgold Road - Theft
Police spoke with the reporting party about an iPad that was recently stolen when a technician was working. The man was able to get in contact with the company’s IT department who tracked the device to South Moore Road. Officers spoke with the residents and did not locate the iPad inside the home. Police later found the iPad had been thrown out in front of the house and were able to recover it.

26-008256 – 1000 BLK South Seminole Drive - Disorder
Units responded to a disorder on South Seminole drive, where a former tenant was on the property after hours. Police spoke with the man who stated he was not evicted and was only there to retrieve his belongings. Codes enforcement recently condemned the home as uninhabitable and stated the party could go to the location for property but couldn't be there after hours or live there. The man was asked to leave without further issue.

26-008272 – 10 BLK Ridgeside Road - Auto Burglary
While conducting patrol in the City of Ridgeside, police located a gold Lexus with the driver’s side door and trunk open. Patrol observed the glovebox and center console open, with personal belongings scattered inside. Police spoke with the vehicle owner who admitted to leaving the vehicle unsecured due to his windows being smashed out in prior theft incidents. He did not want a report completed and advised nothing of value was taken.

26-008269 – 6800 BLK Martha Avenue - Missing Adult
RP wanted to report her adult daughter missing after she went swimming earlier in the day. The concerned caller was able to pull up location data on her daughter; however, the phone died earlier in the day in Georgia. The caller was advised to call in the morning if she had not heard from her daughter.

26-008265 – 6500 BLK Ringgold Road - Domestic Disorder
Ther reporting party stated that her husband showed up to a hotel after kicking her out of their residence. She claimed her husband saw her checking into a hotel, called her derogatory terms, and acted like he would hit her vehicle with his. She claimed was not in any fear for her life and stated she did not feel she was in danger.

26-008263 – 7300 BLK Haven Hill Lane - AOA
Chattanooga Police asked ERPD to check the address above and see if a juvenile runaway was there. Officers spoke with an adult who stated she sent the child home in an Uber and was able to show officers where the Uber was travelling. CPD advised the juvenile arrived home safe.

26-008270 – 6600 BLK Ringgold Road - Auto Theft/Repo
A party called in and stated her car had been stolen in the last 15 minutes. Officers were able to determine that her car was repossessed; however, they could not get a hold of the RP to inform her of the findingd. The front desk was notified of the situation.

26-008273 – 6500 BLK Ringgold Road - Civil Matter
The caller wanted to report that she left her wallet on the hood of her vehicle. She stated that her husband took the wallet off the car and took $2100. The woman was advised that the parties are legally married.

26-008259 – 5300 BLK Ringgold Road - Commercial Fire
Police responded regarding an employee reporting the smell of smoke inside the building. Fire personnel arrived and determined the smoke was coming from a campfire on the street behind the building.

26-008262 – 5300 BLK Greenbriar Road - Well Being Check
Police responded to the above address after the RP expressed concern for his friend’s grandmother and believed she was unable to use the phone. Upon arrival, officers spoke with her caregiver and the resident, both of whom were cooperative. The resident was on oxygen but had access to her phone and stated she did not wish to speak with the RP. No other concerns were reported at this time.

26-008267 – 5400 BLK Connell Street - Domestic Disorder
Police met with the victim at the PD. While she was with her boyfriend, he assaulted her several days prior. Currently, no warrants are being sought due to a lack of supporting evidence.

26-008275 – 4200 BLK Ringgold Road - Civil Matter
Officers were able to locate the male from previous calls in the night. The male stated he had been arguing with his wife and initially stated he did not take her money. He was informed that since they were still married, officers could not make him return the money, but the party did so willingly. The female was informed the male turned over the money and was advised to stop answering his phone calls and telling him where she was to prevent further issues.

08/27/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 26, 2026

Day Shift August 2: A Squad

26-008191- 6500 BLK Ringgold Road- Disorder/ Criminal Trespass
Two people were trespassed from the hotel by the manager after a verbal disorder. (Proximity restriction # 26-000196,26-000197)

26-008192 – 400 BLK McBrien Road - Disorder / Trespass
Employees at the facility stated a client and her boyfriend become upset at the clinic over medication and insurance coverage. Employees advised that the disorder was only verbal in nature but requested their patient be trespassed. Police spoke with the disorderly couple via phone. The couple advised the employee was not helpful, and her bedside manner was less than ideal. She was advised she was trespassed from the location. Proximity Restriction #26-000195.

26-008205 - 4214 Ringgold Road - Warrant Service
A woman turned herself in on active warrants for Criminal Conspiracy, Theft under $1,000 and Unlawful Photography. The warrants were served while she was in custody.

26-008196- 3400 BLK Betty Lane– Theft
A caller reported that her prescription was confirmed delivered by USPS on Saturday, 08/22/2026. She became aware of the delivery status after contacting the pharmacy on Monday, 08/24/2026. The pharmacy verified the delivery through USPS tracking information. She reported that she did not receive the parcel. There is no known suspect, and police were unable to determine whether the medication was stolen or misplaced during delivery.



Night Shift August 25: C Squad

26-008215 – 3900 BLK Ringgold Road - Harassment
Units spoke with a man about harassing threats he had been receiving from his ex-boyfriend. He had recently spoken with officers on dayshift about the suspect contacting him constantly and threatening harm to his new business. While speaking with officers, he made it known that he did wish to prosecute and have ERPD in the area during business hours the following day and for the grand opening on Saturday August 29th. The suspect resides on North Germantown Road in Chattanooga PD's district, and a separate incident card was created for CPD to contact the victim for further prosecution.

26-008216 – 3400 BLK Lisa Drive - Domestic Disorder
Police responded to a domestic disorder between a male and female on Lisa Drive. Due to an active disorder, Dispatch was unable to get an apartment location until units arrived. Patrol spoke with the reporting party who stated she and the male were only in the verbal altercation. The male made claims that there was something physical, but due to him being intoxicated and lack of other evidence, it was unfounded that an assault had occurred. Both parties agreed to separate for the remainder of the night.

26-008209 – 1300 BLK Sunnyfield Lane - Disorder
Police responded to the above address regarding a verbal dispute between neighbors. Both parties stated the argument was over a cat repeatedly jumping the fence and entering the property. During the argument, both parties claimed they exchanged racial slurs and made insulting comments toward one another. The complainant stated she was frustrated with the cat bothering her cats. Officers advised her to contact Animal Control regarding the cat. Both parties agreed to avoid contact with each other moving forward.

26-008217– 601 Justice Way – Warrant Service
While in custody at the Hamilton County Jail, a woman was served with a Domestic Assault arrest warrant through the City of East Ridge.

26-008213 – 200 BLK Eads Street – Property
ERPD was informed by dispatch to contact a reporting party regarding a delayed property damage. The officer contacted the reporting party three times with no answer. Dispatch was informed and the caller never called back in.

26-008214 – 900 BLK Spring Creek Road - Suspicious Activity
Patrol was notified by an off-duty Officer working at the hospital that a man told a nursing student that he had a gun. Officers located the individual walking North on Spring Creek Road. He never had a gun. He stated he said that because he felt that he was going to get attacked by two males in the hospitals parking lot. Threats were not actually made.

No Number – 6500 BLK Ringgold Road – Suspicious Activity
ERPD was dispatched to the hotel regarding an anonymous caller reporting a person swapping plates on vehicles. An officer arrived and spoke with the individual matching the description. She was removing her temporary tag and replacing it with the new permanent tag. The officer confirmed and went back to service.

26-008218 – 5700 BLK Roper Street – Mental Health
ERPD was dispatched to the above address regarding the reporting party stating her roommate was in mental crisis. Upon arrival, officers determined that the reporting party displayed signs of mental health concerns. Officers spoke with the roommate who advised the reporting party did not take medication and she was argumentative with him. The female was aware of where she was and answered a series of questions that indicated that she was of sound mind and not a danger to herself or others. She declined voluntary commitment to seek treatment. The two parties agreed to stay separated, and the officers returned to service.

26-008220 – 10 BLK Brookwood Drive - Burglary/Home Invasion
Police responded to Brookwood Drive where a reporting party stated someone was inside their home and was running up the alley way. Units quickly arrived on scene and spoke with resident. The caller stated that she heard unusual noises while she was asleep and thought it was a relative who was in town. She called out to the family members and heard what sounded like people running out of the home. Police secured the residence, along with checking the neighborhood area for anyone walking around after forced entry was observed at the home. On call CID was notified and the case is being investigated at this time.

08/26/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 25, 2026

Day Shift August 25: B Squad

26-008163 – 4100 BLK Ringgold Road – Theft
A man was issued a misdemeanor citation for theft by shoplifting for skip scanning.

26-008166 – 3700 BLK Fountain Avenue – Disorder
Police asked a man to leave after causing a disorder with the female resident. He decided it was in his best interest.

26-008168- 1000 BLK South Seminole Drive- Miscellaneous
Due to residents at both addresses removing the electrical boxes and the properties not having running water, East Ridge Codes responded and advised all residents that they were no longer permitted to reside or stay overnight on the properties. EPB also responded and disconnected power to both properties.

26-008171- 3600 BLK Ringgold Road- Back EMS
Police responded to assist EMS with a party lying in the grass who stated he had used fentanyl but believed he may have taken acid. EMS transported the party for further evaluation.

26-008172-6800 BLK Martha Ave- Disorder
Police were called by an occupant of the house that a male was inside the home and was not welcome there anymore. Police arrived on scene, and the parents who own the house advised that both of their daughters have mental health problems and the male party had recently came home with one of them. They stated that they did not need him removed from the residence and that everything was okay.



Night Shift August 25: D Squad

26-008176 – 2100 BLK Dugan Street – Home iNvasion
ERPD Officers responded to the address above for a burglary in progress that was upgraded to a home invasion while officers were on route. ERPD was advised that the female was not safe. Officers noticed forced entry into the residence, kicked the door in, and quickly took the offender into custody. The female resident and her juvenile son did not sustain any injuries. He was interviewed by the arresting officer before being transported to Hamilton County Detention Facility.

26-008178 – 900 BLK Sunny Dell Circle – Harassing Threats
Officers responded to the above address in reference to threats. The caller stated her granddaughter received threatening text messages on August 22 at approximately 2345 hours. Shereported the juveniles have had issues in the past and requested the incident be documented.

26-008183 – 5800 BLK Ringgold Road – Burglar Alarm
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a front glass break alarm. Patrol contacted the business owner who requested a walk-through. Officer did not see anyone in the business or locate any signs of forced entry.

26-008184 – 3900 BLK Ringgold Road – Civil Matter
The caller reported that his ex-boyfriend had donated numerous items to his thrift store. The RP stated that the man had been texting him, accusing him of stealing the items and saying he would come to the store to get them back. A miscellaneous report was completed.

26-008186 – 900 BLK Belvoir Avenue – GPS/Ankle Monito
ERPD received a call regarding an individual whose ankle monitor had died and wished a check to ensure they were at the residence. The officer made visual contact with the individual, who was found asleep. The monitor’s battery had died resulting in an alert.

08/25/2026

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This dog was stated to be running on Altamaha St in East Ridge, TN

**This dog is not available for adoption. We are only responding to information regarding where this dog live or who their owners may be.**

08/25/2026

Daily Activity Report
August 24, 2026

Day Shift August 24: B Squad

26-008122 – 6600 BLK Ringgold Road - Suspicious Activity
The front desk clerk reported receiving a phone call on the business' phone line from a male subject offering her money for five minutes of relations. The complainant stated she did not recognize the out-of-state phone number and did not know if the party was calling from inside the hotel or from an outside location. The complainant also refused to provide police with her own personal information, so a miscellaneous report was completed.

26-008125 – 6300 BLK Ringgold Road - Hold-Up Alarm
Police responded to a hold-up alarm at the fast-food chain. Officers observed the employees and customers inside as business as usual and were advised it was accidental.

26-008127- 1000 BLK South Seminole Drive- Domestic Assault Arrest
Police responded to a disorder involving a weapon. A woman reportedly pointed a handgun at her roommate and threatened to shoot her. The suspect was taken into custody and transported to Hamilton County Jail for Domestic Aggravated Assault.

26-008129-100 BLK Bass Pro Drive- Suspicious Person
A man was criminally trespassed from at the request of management, after loitering in the store and refusing to leave when asked. The subject acknowledged the trespass and moved along without incident. Proximity Restriction 26-000193
26-008133-3900 BLK Ringgold Road-MVC No Injuries/Arrest
Following a crash with no injuries at this location, a man was taken into custody on an outstanding General Session Court warrant for vandalism; he was transported to jail without issue.

26-008134- 1400 BLK Mack Smith Road- SIA
Police were conducting a regular patrol when they noticed the gate for the old hotel was unsecured and wide open. Previous night shifts had secured the gate. Patrol swept the building but were unable to locate anything or anyone. It did appear someone had been at the property recently.



Night Shift August 24: D Squad

26-008140-Maryland Drive/South Moore Road - Well-Being Check
ERPD received a call for a male leaning against a tree, possibly sleeping. Patrol determined the male was involved in a domestic disorder that CPD was investigating. CPD responded to the scene and took the male into custody.

26-008143 – 3600 BLK Phelps Street – Disorder
Officers responded to the above address for a disorder between two neighbors. Both parties were advised to cease all communications. A miscellaneous report was completed.

26-008146-Fredrick Drive/Phelps Street- Found Child
While in the area for a separate call an officers observed a young male running down the street barefoot. Police stopped the child to ask where his parents were. It was quickly determined the child was nonverbal and autistic. Police were eventually able to get the child into a patrol car and then spent the next several minutes canvassing the surrounding area to locate the child's home. After talking to several people in the area, officers were able to reunite the child with his family.

26-008147 - 1000 BLK Bass Pro Drive - Warrant Service
A background check for a firearm purchase identified an outstanding warrant for Harassment out of Sessions Court. Once the County verified the warrant, ERPD officers responded, took the man into custody and transported him to Hamilton County Jail.

26-008152 – 7100 BLK Moreview Road – Backup Fire
Officers responded to the above address to assist ERFD with a brush fire. On scene, officers contacted the homeowner and assisted with containment. ERFD arrived on scene and extinguished the remaining fire.

26-008154 – 300 BLK Camp Jordan Parkway – SIA / Arrest / Trespass
Officers responded to the above address after receiving information that a man threatened to shoot a fellow employee. The suspect was taken into custody for Simple Assault and transported to Hamilton County Jail. He was also trespassed from the property per management’s request. Proximity Restriction – 26-000194

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