COLBY-ABBOTSFORD POLICE

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_ July 6 - An officer was dispatched to an Abbotsford residence in reference to a domestic disturbance. The officer met with a woman reporting a confrontation with the father of her two children. She said he slapped her at the start of the argument and also punched her in the head a couple of times.

The complainant said her ex was upset that she was letting his cousins stay at her place after they were released from the jail. She said they were also arguing about child custody issues when he took off with their twoyear- old son. As he was driving away, the complainant said she grabbed onto the arm rest and pulled herself in through the passenger side. She said that is when he punched her a couple of times in the head and face.

The officer also spoke to the ex, who said he had come over because he needed some glue from the complainant’s garage. He also said he wanted to spend some time with his son, but the complainant would not let him do that unless it was at her place. He claimed that the complainant grabbed their son’s shirt during the incident. He denied punching or slapping the complainant.

Based on the complainant’s statements, the officer decided to arrest the ex-boyfriend for domestic battery and disorderly conduct. He was taken to the Clark County Jail without incident.

_ July 9 - An officer responded to a theft complaint in Colby. He met with a woman who said someone had taken a bottle of prescription oxycodone pills from her father’s kitchen.

The complainant said her father had forgotten to lock the front door before leaving his apartment. She said the only one who knew he was going to be gone for the day was a neighbor. The officer tried following up with the neighbor, but no one was home. The complainant said she thought it was suspicious that the neighbor left as soon as they returned home from a trip to the hospital.

_ July 9 - An officer responded to a report of a hit-and-run accident in Abbotsford. The offi cer met with a woman who said someone struck her vehicle while it was parked on the street outside her house. She said it happened sometime between 1 and 9:15 p.m. that day. The officer noticed white paint transfer on the damaged areas.

The complainant did not have anyone in mind as to who may have hit her vehicle. Photographs of the damage were taken as part of the report.

_ July 9 - An officer responded to a report of a possibly stolen motorcycle in Abbotsford. He met with a man who said his ex-roommate had dropped the motorcycle off at his place, but he did not say where he got it or what his plans were for the vehicle. The complainant said he knew his ex-roommate did not have any money, so he asked him where he got the motorcycle from. The ex-roommate said he got from his brother.

The complainant said he was worried the motorcycle was stolen, so he wanted the police to check. The officer ran the motorcycle’s Vehicle Identification Number, and it came back as registered to a deceased male in Menominee. The owner had died in 2007, and it was last registered in 2008. The bike was not reported as stolen.

_ July 10 - An officer was dispatched to Curtiss to assist a Clark County deputy with field sobriety tests. The deputy conducted the tests and decided to arrest the driver.

The deputy was busy with another call, so he asked the officer if he could do the breathalyzer test. The officer was searching the driver when he found a folded up dollar bill with a white, powdery substance inside, believed to be cocaine. The driver was taken to the police station in Abbotsford, where he registered a .18 blood-alcohol level. The driver was then released to a sober party.

_ July 10 - An officer responded to an anonymous report of a male with active warrants leaving an Abbotsford residence. The caller provided the man’s name and the type of car he was driving.

The officer located the vehicle on North Eighth Street and ran the license plate. The registered owner came back as having an expired driver’s license, so the officer pulled the vehicle over. The officer met with the driver, who said he had been working a lot and did not have time to renew his driver’s license. The driver did not have his license on him, and he also admitted that he did not have insurance on the vehicle.

The officer asked the driver to write down his full name, date of birth, address and phone number. The name he wrote down did not match the one provided by the anonymous caller, and the other information he wrote down did not match what was on file with the Department of Transportation.

Dispatch provided a booking photo of the suspect, and the offi cer used it to confirm the correct identity of the driver. The officer was advised that the driver had a revoked license due to an alcohol violation, and he also had three warrants out of Clark County. The driver was arrested and taken to jail. He was also cited for driving with a revoked license and driving without insurance. The officer requested a charge of resisting or obstructing an officer.

_ July 10 - An officer was on patrol on North Third Avenue in Abbotsford when he noticed a vehicle that was similar to one reported stolen in Marathon County. The officer ran the license plate and confirmed that it had been reported stolen.

The vehicle was unoccupied and the keys were sitting on the passenger’s seat. The officer did not see anyone around, and the vehicle was not located near any residence. He advised dispatch of what he found, and was given a phone number for the vehicle owner. He called the owner, who said he wanted the vehicle towed so he could pick it up later.