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Menno police report: speed enforcement, mental-health assist and school follow-ups noted
Summary
Police Chief Bryan Spiotti presented the department's April activity report including speed enforcement, a mental-health assist, a mock-crash community engagement event, multiple complaints and coordination with the state's attorney and county on incidents.
The Menno City Council accepted the police report presented by Police Chief Bryan Spiotti at the May 4 meeting. The report listed a range of April activities including speed enforcement operations, a mental-health assist, a mock-crash community engagement exercise, a welfare check, a dog complaint, an indecent-exposure complaint and an attempted warrant service; the council voted to approve the report.
The department also documented traffic enforcement, a call for an animal at large and a complaint reported by the school principal; Chief Spiotti met with the state's attorney and assisted county authorities with an accident response. Follow-up with the school principal and a harassment complaint were also recorded in the report.
