May 15, 2017
- An officer was called to the 100 block of S. Delander Street on a complaint of a dog running amuck in the neighborhood. One complaint alleged the dog was aggressive toward another dog that was legally being walked on a leash while it was off its property. The officer warned the owner that the dog must be kept on a leash and on its own property.
- An officer was called to the 300 block of N. Water Street to pick up a coon dog that was caught. The officer was unable to locate the owner so the Humane Society was notified to pick up the animal.
- A Madrid resident turned in a piece of jewelry found in the downtown area. The item can be claimed at the Madrid Police Department.
- An officer spoke to a resident regarding a cat in a live trap. The officer advised the resident to call the Humane Society the following day.
- An officer assisted Boone County Deputies with a traffic stop and tow of a vehicle.
- An officer coordinated traffic assistance regarding an upcoming motorcycle ride through Madrid.
May 16, 2017
- An officer received a call regarding someone knocking on the front and rear doors of a residence in the 300 block of 22nd Street and then running away. The officer was unable to locate anyone in the area.
- The officer moved several fallen tree limbs from roadways throughout town after the wind storms.
- An officer followed up with the Iowa Department of Human Services regarding a past report of suspected abuse.
- An officer spoke to a juvenile regarding harassing messages and communication on Facebook with another individual.
May 17, 2017
- An officer spoke to a Madrid resident on N. Market Street regarding a junk vehicle blocking the alley. The owner gave the city permission to tow it, and it will be removed.
- An officer had a meeting about public safety issues in the city of Madrid along with future plans on building and equipment.
- An officer was called to the 300 block of N. Market Street for a civil issue dealing with child custody. The officer gave them both information and worked out the problem.
- An officer stopped a vehicle in the 300 block of S. Kennedy Street. The driver was warned for improper rear lamps on the vehicle.
- An officer spoke to an Iowa Department of Human Services caseworker regarding a past case and interviews with the subjects involved.
May 18, 2017
- An officer returned a phone call to a Madrid resident regarding a juvenile issue.
- An officer spoke to Black Hills staff about a gas leak in the 300 block of E. Third Street. The officer informed the Madrid Public Works Director of the incident.
- An officer spoke to a Madrid resident regarding her daughter’s moving back in town from Des Moines.
- An officer spoke to a Madrid resident regarding a neighbor’s tree that was damaging his garage and property. The officer gave him options on how to handle the problem.
May 19, 2017
- An officer received a report of a dog running in the 100 block of Delander Street. The officer received several other complaints on this animal in the past. The officer spoke to a Madrid resident who reported the same dog came into her yard on Wednesday night and growled at her and acted aggressively. The officer will speak to the Humane Society about the animal continuously running at large in the area.
- An officer removed a junk vehicle from the 300 block of N. Market Street at the owner’s request.
- An officer dealt with a parking issue in the 100 block of S. Market and Main streets. The officer left business cards on both doors.
- An officer took a theft-of-money report from the Madrid Flower Shoppe.
May 20, 2017
- An officer stopped a vehicle in the 600 block of S. Kennedy Street. The driver was warned for stopping on a highway.
- An officer stopped a vehicle at Kingman and N. Kennedy streets. The driver was cited for operation without registration.
- An officer responded to a medical call at Casey’s. The patient refused transport and was picked up by a family member.
- An officer took a report of a dog running at large in the 700 block of W. Second Street. The dog had returned home prior to officer’s arrival.
- An officer provided traffic control for a motorcycle ride through town.
- An officer spoke with a female regarding suicidal ideations.
- An officer followed up with the victim of a sex abuse case.
May 21, 2017
- An officer responded to Meadow Estates for a vehicle unlock.
May 22, 2017
- Officer responded to the 500 block of W. First Street for a neighbor dispute. Both parties were spoken to, and the situation was resolved.
May 23, 2017
- An officer spoke to a Madrid resident regarding a phone scam.
- An officer spoke to a Madrid resident regarding a civil issue dealing with a rental agreement.
May 24, 2017
- An officer spoke with a male resident about a civil issue.
- An officer responded to Medicap Pharmacy parking lot for a vehicle unlock.
- An officer met with an Iowa Department of Human Services employee regarding a past case involving a juvenile.
- An officer responded to the area of the Madrid High School regarding possible gunshots heard by a neighbor. The officer was unable to locate anyone in the area.
- An officer followed up with Dollar General regarding a theft case from the previous night. The manager provided a copy of the store video regarding the incident.
May 25, 2017
- An officer took report of a burglary/theft that occurred May 18.
- An officer responded to 300 block of First Street for a complaint about an unmown lawn.
- An officer responded to 400 block of S. Main Street for a criminal mischief complaint.
- An officer responded to a parking complaint on Little Street. The owner of a trailer parked halfway in the street was contacted and advised to move it by morning.
- An officer responded to a report of a teen walking down the middle of the highway. No one was located matching the description.
May 26, 2017
- An officer assisted the Madrid Volunteer Fire Department on a medical call in the 300 block of N. Locust Street.
- An officer spoke to Polk City Police Department Officers regarding a suspicious vehicle in their city that came back registered to Madrid.
- An officer returned a call to a Madrid resident regarding possible drug activity.
- An officer was requested to do a walk through at a local lounge regarding several males with an outstanding bar tab who appeared as though they may leave without paying due to a possible language barrier. Upon the officer’s arrival, the bill was paid and they left.
May 27, 2017
- An officer received a complaint of parking in the 400 block of W. Fourth Street.
- An officer spoke to a resident regarding several juveniles placing garbage in her mailbox. The officer advised all parties.
- An officer performed a vehicle unlock on E. North Street.
- An officer cleared a residence after a neighbor noted the back door ajar. There were no signs of foul play, and the owners were notified.
- An officer responded to a downtown apartment regarding a medical assist call.
- An officer responded to a report of a 10-year-old walking southbound on Iowa Highway 17 south of Madrid. The officer located the person, who was identified as a 34-year-old male. The man did not have a vehicle and was attempting to get to Urbandale to pay respects at a gravesite. The officer gave him a ride to Granger.
- An officer responded to a domestic disturbance call on E. First Street. It was determined to be a verbal only altercation between a boyfriend and girlfriend. The male agreed to leave for the night, and the officer assisted in getting a sober driver to pick him up.
- An officer cited and released Lance Tjernagel of 107 Jonathon Drive for open burning violation after a sectional couch was set alight in his backyard fire pit last week.
May 28, 2017
- No activity reported.
May 29, 2017
- An officer received a complaint of dog at large in the 200 block of N. Market Street. The officer located the animal and spoke to its owners at 202 N. Main St. about keeping the dog restrained.
- An officer was dispatched to a suspicious vehicle parked in the school parking lot. The officer made contact with the people, and it was determined they were using the phone while pulled over.
- An officer stopped a vehicle in the 400 block of W. Fifth Street. The driver was warned for improper tail lamps.
*A criminal charge is merely an accusation, and the defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
