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Ozawkie police report notes burglaries under investigation; attorney recommends dismissal for a resolved squatting case
Summary
The police report included 7 building checks, 3 welfare checks, 1 domestic disturbance, 3 vehicle burglaries under investigation, 1 equipment violation, 4 stop sign violations and a code enforcement update; 306 Kansa Dr. is now in compliance after squatting tenant removal and the city attorney recommended dismissal of that case.
Rob Fisher read the law enforcement report at the Jan. 13 meeting: officers performed seven building checks, three welfare checks, one domestic disturbance response, three vehicle burglaries (currently under investigation), one equipment violation and four stop-sign violations. The report also included a code-enforcement update noting that 306 Kansa Dr. is now in compliance after removal of a squatting tenant; Attorney Tom Barnes recommended dismissal of that case.
The minutes do not provide suspect names, investigation status details, estimated losses from the vehicle burglaries, or dates for follow-up on ongoing investigations. Police activity and the code-enforcement update were provided as a routine departmental report in the meeting minutes.
