On the Record Oct. 11-18, 2019

Dispatch report
Oct. 11
•Complainant on W. Warren Street reported identity theft.
•Complainant on W. Warren Street reported an outage.
•Complainant on E. Main Street reported a burglary alarm.
•Complainant on Mag Road reported property found.
•Complainant on N. Cedar Street reported a vehicle broken into.
•Complainant reported identity theft.
•Complainant on N. Kniss Avenue requested standby at football game.
•Hills fire department on standby at H-BC football game.
Oct. 12
•Complainant on W. Warren Street reported someone tried to order a phone on his account.
•Complainant on E. Warren Street reported reckless driving.
Oct. 13
•Deputy talked to driver at fairgrounds in Luverne.
•Complainant on N. Blue Mound Avenue reported suspicious activity.
•Complainant on N. East Park Street requested deputy for property exchange.
•Complainant on W. 1st Street, Hills, reported a hit and run accident.
•Complainant on 161st Street reported a smashed mailbox.
Oct. 14
•Complainant on Pine Drive reported a vehicle with no license plate parked at location.
•Complainant on S. Broadway Street, Magnolia, reported information on property exchange.
•Suspicious activity was  reported at location on S. Kniss Avenue.
Oct. 15
•Public assistance was requested.
•Complainant reported identity theft.
•Complainant on N. Freeman Avenue reported suspicious activity.
•Complainant on 241st Street, Jasper, reported railroad blocking.
•Report of an erratic driver at location westbound on Interstate 90 near Magnolia.
•Suspicious activity was reported at location on W. Koehn Avenue.
•Assistance from another department was needed westbound on Interstate 90, mile marker 16.
Oct. 16
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported she hit debris in the roadway.
•Complainant on 241st Street reported train blocking roadway.
•Complainant on Highway 75 reported train will be blocking tracks that day.
•Complainant at location on E. Crawford Street reported theft.
•Complainant on State Highway 23, mile marker 8 near Jasper, reported a stolen vehicle.
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported a suspicious vehicle at location.
•Burglary was reported at location on E. 2nd Avenue, Beaver Creek.
•Assistance from another department was requested on N. Kniss Avenue.
Oct. 17
•Complainant requested background check for solicitor’s license.
•Complainant on E. Crawford Street reported possible burglary.
•Complainant on 91st Street reported property damage.
•Complainant on Carver Road, Mankato, reported subject with Rock County warrant.
•Complainant on W. Luverne Street reported possible abandoned vehicle.
•Complainant on 150th Avenue, Hardwick, reported residential burglary alarm.
•Complainant on S. Oakley Street reported five kids riding bikes all over her yard.
Oct. 18
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue gave deputy a driver’s license left at location.
In addition, officers responded to 5 complaints of cattle out, 5 deer accidents, 1 transport, 1 welfare check, 7 escorts, 14 ambulance runs, 5 animal complaints, 2 fingerprint requests, 4 burn permits, 2 paper services, 1 vehicle impound, 6 purchase and carry permits, 17 traffic stops, 2 stalled vehicles, 7 abandoned 911 calls, and 1 OFP.