10 Broadcaster Press October 15, 2013 www.broadcasteronline.com VERMILLION POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS 09/29/13 00:36 – Caller reported a group of young people riding a bike, put the bike down and walk away. Officers checked the area but did not find the young people. 09/29/13 01:01 – Officers attempted to contact the responsible parties for a house party. Several of the renters refused to meet with the officer and the party continued, there were clearly several underage people drinking at the party. A search warrant was obtained, eight partygoers were cited for underage consumption and/or maintaining a common nuisance. 09/29/13 06:04 – Officers responded to a diabetic emergency and provided care until the ambulance arrived. 09/29/13 08:52 – Caller reported their neighbor’s garbage was blowing into their yard. On arrival, officers found the neighbor picking up the garbage. 09/29/13 11:02 – Caller reported vandalism to her vehicle. Officers were unable to locate any usable evidence. 09/29/13 11:44 – Caller reported a possible child neglect situation. 09/29/13 14:01 – Complainant reported a street sign had been downed. 09/29/13 16:53 – Caller requested documentation of a damaged vehicle from a rock thrown by a lawnmower. 09/29/13 17:53 – Caller reported damage to his vehicle from a grocery cart. 09/29/13 18:10 – Caller reported an unknown man at this residence behaving in an unusual and threatening manner. The man was contacted and found to have an active arrest warrant. 09/29/13 21:38 – Officers were called to the scene of a domestic dispute. A man was arrested for domestic assault. 09/30/13 03:37 – Officers responded to a 911 call. The caller was advising that there was not a fire at his location and the fire alarm had gone off while food was being cooked. No fire alarm was ever transmitted. 09/30/13 07:25 – Officers investigated a two-car noninjury accident. 09/30/13 09:54 – Caller reported her business had been burgled sometime in the last day and a half. Under investigation. 09/30/13 10:42 – Local school reported vandalism to playground equipment. Under investigation. 09/30/13 14:16 – Caller reported his bike stolen. 09/30/13 16:07 – Officers responded to a 911 call, which turned out to be an accidental dial. 09/30/13 17:06 – Officers responded to a fight call. Investigation revealed one of the parties had fled. While investigating, another person was found to have arrest warrants and was arrested. 09/30/13 17:30 – Officers were called to dispute between two renters in the same building. The dispute centered on who should have the authority to lock the common laundry area the two renters shared. They were encouraged to contact their landlord to resolve the dispute. 09/30/13 20:34 – Caller reported an erratically driven vehicle. The vehicle had left the area when officers arrived. The caller was not willing to pursue the issue. 09/30/13 23:14 – Officers responded to a business alarm. The alarm had been accidentally activated by an employee. 10/01/13 00:02 – Officers assisted with a medical call. 10/01/13 01:31 – Caller reported someone pounding on the side of her house. Officers checked the area but did not locate anyone. Additional security checks were done. 10/01/13 09:05 – Caller reported an electric meter stolen. Under investigation. 10/01/13 14:10 – Officers responded to a two-vehicle accident with no injuries reported. 10/01/13 15:28 – Caller stated trucks were driving on a non-truck route. The trucks belonged to the City and were actively involved in a City project. They are by definition exempt from the restriction. 10/01/13 15:47 – Driver cited for expired license plates. 10/01/13 18:54 – Caller reported a 6-year-old boy playing in the road at the edge of a storm drain. Officers responded and insured the boy was safe. 10/01/13 20:08 – Caller reported two juvenile males were yelling obscenities. Investigation revealed the two boys had been removed from the library after refusing to be quiet and watch their language. The primary offender was contacted and admitted to some of the accusations. The officer counseled the young man. 10/01/13 23:47 – Caller reported an unknown man pounding on the outside of his house. Officers arrived and found the man unconscious lying in his own vomit. The man was clearly extremely intoxicated and an ambulance was called. 10/02/13 00:14 – Caller reported a loud party at a neighbor’s residence. Officers arrived and could see beer cans strewn about the yard, but the party appeared to be over with no noise coming from the yard or home. 10/02/13 01:19 – Caller reported someone had placed a dumpster in their front yard. Investigation revealed the dumpster was from the University and they came and recovered it. 10/02/13 01:46 – Officers assisted University Police with an arrest for possession of marijuana. 10/02/13 02:59 – Officers responded to a 911 call. Nothing was amiss. 10/02/13 07:30 – Officers responded to a medical call and provided care until the ambulance arrived. 10/02/13 07:40 – Caller reported her vehicle stolen. The vehicle was located and the caller realized she had left the vehicle at work the previous day. 10/02/13 11:30 – Officers responded to a medical call and provided care until the ambulance arrived. 10/02/13 12:37 – Business reported a customer had promised to come in and pay for services and parts for a vehicle repair, but had failed to come in. The customer was located and did not have the money to • AT AUCTION • 160 ACRE IMPROVED GAYVILLE TOWNSHIP, YANKTON COUNTY LAND OFFERED AS 3.61 ACRES IMPROVED & 156.39 ACRES BARELAND TRACTOR - ACREAGE ITEMS - GENERATOR - ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD As we have retired, we will sell the following on the farm site located at 31349 - 450 Ave, Gayville SD or from Gayville SD, go 1 1/4 miles west on Hwy 50, then 2 1/2 miles South on 450 Ave or at the Jct of 450 Ave and 314 St on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 10:30 AM REAL ESTATE • 12:00 NOON PERSONAL Ridge Kitchen Lunch Wagon pay for the repair/parts. Case forwarded to States Attorney for review. 10/02/13 12:41 – Caller reported a stolen bike. 10/02/13 12:56 – Two woman reported ongoing harassing communications from an unknown male. Under investigation. 10/02/13 16:05 – Caller reported her vehicle was trapped by an illegally parked vehicle. Officers responded and assisted the caller in moving her vehicle and cited the illegally parked vehicle. 10/02/13 16:28 – Officers stopped a moped for several violation. The driver was not licensed as required by law and was cited. 10/02/13 17:30 – Caller reported a missing cell phone. 10/02/13 18:08 – Officers were called to dispute over the placement of tools near each other’s vehicles while working on the vehicles. Both parties were counseled to respect each others property. 10/02/13 18:15 – Caller reported an unknown man had asked for directions and then reached out and grabbed her breasts. The man then fled the area. Officers located the man. Under investigation. 10/02/13 20:14 – Caller asked for assistance in removing a bat from their home. Officers responded and looked for the bat but were not able to locate it. 10/02/13 20:36 – Officers responded to a medical call and provided care until the ambulance arrived. 10/02/13 23:03 – Officers responded to a 911 hang-up call. The caller had accidentally dialed 911. 10/02/13 23:24 – Neighbor complained that there was another loud party occurring at a nearby rental. Officer arrived and found the music was loud and there was clearly a party in progress. As the officer approached several young people fled out the back of the rental. No one would come to the door and the party was over. Noise prohibition charges will be pursued. 10/03/13 00:57 – Officers assisted a homeowner with removing a bat from their residence. The bat was released. 10/03/13 01:36 – Officers contacted a drunken man sitting on the ground. The man was evaluated and while clearly intoxicated appeared to be able to care for himself. 10/03/13 02:35 – Officers found a wallet on the roadside. The wallet’s owner was contacted and the wallet was returned. 10/03/13 05:26 – Officers responded to a report of a domestic disturbance. The two parties had argued over the use of a vehicle, one of the parties was intoxicated. No physical assault occurred. Officers had to return later in the evening when the intoxicated person broke several items. 10/03/13 05:57 – Officers responded to motorcycle vs. deer accident. The deer perished, the motorcycle sustained only slight damage. 10/03/13 10:10 – Officers assisted an elderly person who had fallen and needed help getting up. 10/03/13 11:58 – Officers responded to a two-vehicle non-injury car accident. 10/03/13 14:49 – Caller reported a dispute over the payment for a hotel room. Officers determined the dispute was civil and advised the caller of such. 10/03/13 15:25 – Caller reported a sign stolen out of a rental yard. 10/03/13 16:29 – Caller reported a vehicle being driven erratically and was concerned the driver was intoxicated. Investigation revealed the driver was not intoxicated. 10/03/13 16:32 – Complainant turned over some cash found near the police department. 10/03/13 18:08 – Caller reported two intoxicated men tried to gain access to her home. They did not succeed. Additional security checks were requested. – For a complete list of the Vermillion Police Department calls, visit www.plaintalk.net. REAL ESTATE: To be offered as 3.61 Acres Improved - 156.39 Acres Bare Land or 160 Acre Unit! The acreage improvements include a 1982 Custom Built 2 or 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home 30’ x 42’ (1260 Sq ft) with attached 26’ x 26’ Garage. There is a full finished basement (tiled with sump) with oak woodwork and cabinetry, newer electric heat pump and central air, 6” walls, Anderson windows and much more! Out buildings include a Behlen All Metal Quonset Machine Shed 51’ x 62’ with 2 - 20’ Sliding Doors; Coop 6000 Bu and 2 Butler 3200 Bu Grain Bins, older 20’ x 26’ Double Garage, other storage buildings plus a 65’ well with submersible pump. Annual taxes are $1241.16. A quiet peaceful country setting! LEGAL DESC: Tract A in SE 1/4 and the East 334’ of the South 23’ of NE 1/4 of Section 2793-54, Yankton County, South Dakota. The 156.39 Acres currently has 141.16 Acres that are tilled (farmed) and the balance in waterway - trees and road right of way. The topography is level, has great eye appeal, a clean tract, well farmed - managed. According to Agri Data Inc., this tract has a productivity rating of 76.5 and powerful soils including Fa Forney Silty Clay Loam, Be - Blake Silty Clay Loam, Ob - Owego Silty Clay Loam and Ld - Luton Silty Clay. Current taxes are $3727.42. It would appear that this farm could be easily irrigated! Note: Acreage Buyers - Farmers - Investors, check out this great offering! For an informational auction packet, call our office at 800-251-3111 or visit www.wiemanauction.com LEGAL DESC: The SE 1/4 except Tract A in Section 27-93-54, Yankton County, South Dakota OPEN HOUSE: Tuesday, October 15th 3:00 to 5:30 PM and Tuesday, October 22nd 3:00 to 5:30 PM TERMS AND CONDITIONS: On acreage – Cash Sale with 15% downpayment on sale day and the balance on December 2, 2013 with possession. The bare land, 20% down payment on sale day and the balance on contract for deed, full payment on January 3, 2014 with 1.5% interest. Warranty title to be given and owner’s title insurance will be used. Seller to pay the 2013 taxes due in 2014. Sold subject to any easements or restrictions of record and the owner’s confirmation. Come prepared to buy! The bare land is cash leased for 2014 crop year, so landlord possession will be given. Sold subject to the one year land lease. CLINTON & DARLIS KASER REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST • 605-665-9243 Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Gary & Rich Wieman, Land Brokers Mike, Kevin & Derek Wieman, Assoc. 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