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Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Date/Time Incident # Call Type Location ORI: VT0120200 Montpelier Police Dept 10/1/17 23:25 17MP007543 Assist - Agency Heaton St 10/1/17 23:20 17MP007542 Foot Patrol Downtown Foot patrol and bar checks were conducted downtown. 10/1/17 21:19 17MP007541 Traffic Stop - MV Berlin St / Hill St Traffic stop on Berlin Street for defective equipment. During the stop, the vehicle was found to have a misapplied inspection sticker. The sticker was seized and the operator ticketed. 10/1/17 20:55 17MP007540 Security Check - Business / ResidenceRiver St Property check conducted at a River Street business at the request of the complainant. Nothing amiss. 10/1/17 20:27 17MP007539 Traffic Stop - MV Main St Traffic stop on Main Street for speeding. Warning issued. 10/1/17 20:06 17MP007538 Traffic Stop - MV Memorial Dr / Bailey Ave Traffic stop on Memorial Drive for operating on roadways laned for traffic. Warning issued. 10/1/17 19:50 17MP007537 Escort - business to bank State St Assistance was provided to the Capital Theater with their business to bank escort . Service provided without incident. 10/1/17 19:33 17MP007536 Traffic Stop - MV Memorial Dr / Dog River Rd Traffic stop on Memorial Drive for operating without tail lamps illuminated. Warning issued. 10/1/17 18:54 17MP007535 Lost / Found Property Main St 10/1/17 18:34 17MP007534 Parking - General Violation School St / Elm St Parking violation issued for prohibited parking. 10/1/17 18:24 17MP007533 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St Traffic stop on Elm Street for vehicle not inspected and defective equipment. Warnings issued. 10/1/17 18:16 17MP007532 Motor Vehicle Complaint VT Rt 12 / Dog River Farm Caller reported a motorcyclist operating at a high rate of speed coming into Montpelier on VT RT 12. No contact was made. 10/1/17 17:42 17MP007531 Traffic Stop - MV Main St / Murray Hill Dr Traffic stop on Main Street for speeding. Warning issued. 10/1/17 17:08 17MP007530 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St 10/1/17 17:01 17MP007529 Traffic Stop - MV Spring St / Main St 10/1/17 16:54 17MP007528 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St / Vine St 10/1/17 16:43 17MP007527 Traffic Stop - MV Main St Traffic stop on Main Street for failing to stop at a posted stop sign. Warning issued. 10/1/17 16:40 17MP007526 Traffic Stop - MV Main St vehicle stop on Main St. 10/1/17 16:28 17MP007525 Traffic Stop - MV Main St / Loomis St Monday, October 2, 2017 Page 1 of 13 15:01 Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Date/Time Incident # Call Type Location ORI: VT0120200 Montpelier Police Dept 10/1/17 16:27 17MP007524 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St / Grout Rd Traffic stop on Elm Street for speeding. Warning issued. 10/1/17 16:23 17MP007523 Traffic Stop - MV Spring St / Elm St 10/1/17 16:22 17MP007522 Directed Patrol - MV/Speed Enf. Spring St / Elm St Directed patrol at Spring and Elm St. 10/1/17 15:53 17MP007521 Lost / Found Property State St 10/1/17 15:50 17MP007520 Welfare Check Cummings St Welfare check 10/1/17 14:42 17MP007519 Motor Vehicle Complaint River St 10/1/17 12:19 17MP007518 Public General Request Main St Assistance provided to a resident in locating a parked vehicle. 10/1/17 11:46 17MP007517 Lost / Found Property Main St Lost property returned to owner 10/1/17 10:21 17MP007516 Accident - non reportable Memorial Dr Two vehicle crash on Memorial Drive. No injuries reported. 10/1/17 9:45 17MP007515 Public General Request Pitkin Court 10/1/17 9:20 17MP007514 Traffic Stop - MV River St Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 10/1/17 8:58 17MP007513 Traffic Stop - MV River St Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 10/1/17 8:57 17MP007512 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St Traffic stop for speeding on Elm Street. Ticket issued. 10/1/17 8:48 17MP007511 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St / Poolside Dr Traffic Stop for speed on Elm Street. 10/1/17 8:36 17MP007510 Parking - General Violation Berlin St 10/1/17 8:34 17MP007509 Public General Request Memorial Dr / Bailey Ave 10/1/17 8:00 17MP007508 Traffic Stop - MV River St Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 10/1/17 7:53 17MP007507 Vacant House check Pearl St 10/1/17 7:39 17MP007506 Traffic Stop - MV East Montpelier Rd / Home Farm Wy Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 10/1/17 7:25 17MP007505 Traffic Stop - MV E Montpelier Rd Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 10/1/17 7:23 17MP007504 Assist - Agency Pitkin Ct Monday, October 2, 2017 Page 2 of 13 15:01 Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Date/Time Incident # Call Type Location ORI: VT0120200 Montpelier Police Dept 10/1/17 7:06 17MP007503 Traffic Stop - MV River St 10/1/17 0:06 17MP007502 Security Check - Business / ResidenceRiver St Property check conducted at a River Street business at the request of the complainant. Nothing amiss. 9/30/17 21:58 17MP007501 Dog - Lost/Found Main St / Rotary lost and found dog 9/30/17 21:36 17MP007500 Escort - business to bank State St The Capital Theater requested assistance with their business to bank escort . Service provided without incident. 9/30/17 20:41 17MP007499 Foot Patrol Downtown Foot patrol - downtown. 9/30/17 20:00 17MP007498 Suspicious Event State St Suspicious event, fire in a sewer on State Street. 9/30/17 19:01 17MP007497 Traffic Stop - MV Main St Traffic stop on Main Street for defective equipment. Warning issued. 9/30/17 18:52 17MP007496 Traffic Stop - MV Main St Traffic stop on Stonecutter's Way for failure to use headlights during darkness. 9/30/17 18:37 17MP007495 Parking - General Violation School St Parking violation issued for prohibited parking on School / Elm Street. 9/30/17 17:51 17MP007494 Accident - non reportable State St Police responded to a minor motor vehicle crash in the parking lot of the Capital Plaza. Police assisted with the exchange of information and took photographs. 9/30/17 17:11 17MP007493 Traffic Stop - MV Bailey Ave / Memorial Dr Traffic stop on Bailey Avenue for vehicle not inspected. Warning issued. 9/30/17 17:06 17MP007492 Foot Patrol Langdon St Foot patrol - Langdon Street Honk Festival. 9/30/17 16:56 17MP007491 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St / Spring St Traffic stop for failure to stop at the stop sign on Elm Street. 9/30/17 15:16 17MP007490 Disabled MV - 10-46 River St disabled motor vehicle on River Street. 9/30/17 15:08 17MP007489 Foot Patrol Downtown Foot patrol - Langdon Street Honk Festival. 9/30/17 14:27 17MP007488 Traffic Stop - MV Park Ave / Loomis St Traffic stop for failure to stop at a stop sign on Elm Street. 9/30/17 14:04 17MP007487 Lost / Found Property State St / Main St 9/30/17 13:46 17MP007486 Traffic- Control/ Hazard State St 9/30/17 13:17 17MP007485 Lost / Found Property Main St Monday, October 2, 2017 Page 3 of 13 15:01 Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Date/Time Incident # Call Type Location ORI: VT0120200 Montpelier Police Dept 9/30/17 13:03 17MP007484 Lost / Found Property Main St 9/30/17 12:48 17MP007483 Suspicious Event State St 9/30/17 12:22 17MP007482 Lost / Found Property Main St 9/30/17 11:45 17MP007481 Lost / Found Property State St 9/30/17 11:17 17MP007480 Lost / Found Property State St 9/30/17 8:54 17MP007479 Police - General Info Elm St 9/30/17 8:26 17MP007478 Foot Patrol State St 9/30/17 8:04 17MP007477 Landlord/ Tenant issue Elm St landlord tenant complaint 9/30/17 7:45 17MP007476 Assist - Agency Pitkin Ct Montpelier 9/30/17 5:49 17MP007475 Special Assignment/Detail State St 9/30/17 5:25 17MP007474 Public General Request E State St Montpelier public assist 9/30/17 4:29 17MP007473 Traffic Stop - MV Paine Tpke / Poplar St Traffic stop for motor vehicle violation 9/30/17 2:31 17MP007472 Assist - Agency Foster St As an assist to VSP, Montpelier PD responded to Foster Street in an attempt to make contact with the resident there. No contact was made. VSP was so advised. 9/30/17 1:13 17MP007471 Traffic Stop - MV Elm St / Cummings St Traffic stop for speeding on Elm Street, 35 in a 25 mph zone, and no proof of insurance. 9/29/17 22:44 17MP007470 Foot Patrol Downtown Foot patrol and bar checks were conducted downtown. 9/29/17 22:32 17MP007469 Suspicious Event Brown St A suspicious circumstance was reported on Brown Street. 9/29/17 21:37 17MP007468 Escort - business to bank State St 9/29/17 20:12 17MP007467 Public General Request River St 9/29/17 20:08 17MP007466 Suspicious Vehicle Green Mtn Dr Suspicious vehicles on Green Mountain Drive. 9/29/17 19:01 17MP007465 Public General Request Kemp Ave Monday, October 2, 2017 Page 4 of 13 15:01 Media Log Report Rev.01/26/12 From: 09/25/2017 1:29 To: 10/01/2017 23:25 Date/Time Incident # Call Type Location ORI: VT0120200 Montpelier Police Dept 9/29/17 18:10 17MP007464 Disabled MV - 10-46 Memorial Dr Disabled bus on Memorial Drive.
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