Broadcaster Press 09 May 13, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com VERMILLION POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESS BRIEFING 04/29/14 21:40 – Caller reported a car pulling away from a convenience store with someone screaming inside. Officers located and stopped the car. They found the screaming was from a small child who was upset at parental direction and throwing a tantrum. No further action. 04/29/14 22:50 – Caller reported receiving death threats in a phone message. Officers investigated and found there was an ongoing dispute between the two parties and both parties were warned to stop threatening the other. 04/30/14 02:24 – Vermillion police assisted the University Police Department with a DWI arrest. 04/30/14 11:14 – Vermillion police assisted court services with taking a juvenile into custody for transport to a secure facility. 04/30/14 13:46 – A caller reported a violation of a no contact order. Investigation revealed the order was no longer in effect. 04/30/14 19:35 – A teenager called to report his father had assaulted him. Investigation revealed the force used was consistent with normal parental discipline. The teenager was advised the father had acted legally. 04/30/14 21:09 – Caller reported that someone had stolen his hard eyeglass case. He suspected a roommate and wanted them removed from his home. The eyeglass case was found in the living room. The caller was satisfied. No further action. 05/01/14 00:00 – While conducting a bar check officers found a woman who appeared underage and was unable to provide any identification. The woman eventually identified herself and she was under age and was cited. 05/01/14 02:08 – Officers contacted a man urinating in public and cited him. 05/01/14 04:22 – Caller reported a dispute between parties and requested that one of the subjects be found to ensure he was alright as he had been very upset after the dispute. The subject was found and was all right. The original caller had a warrant for his arrest out of Clay County. 05/01/14 09:57 – The department received information about a possible drug dealer. Under investigation. 05/02/14 01:41 – An officer stopped a car after seeing poor lane travel and an out brake light. The driver was intoxicated and was arrested for DWI. The driver provided a breath test that showed a breath alcohol level of .164. 05/02/14 03:57 – Officers responded to a report of a domestic disturbance. Investigation revealed the man had been choking the woman who kicked him to get him to stop. The man was arrested for aggravated domestic assault. 05/02/14 14:39 – Fraud Wilson Trailer Company – Yankton SD alert: A local business to an order for a delivery that included delivering a purchased pre-paid card. The suspect then requested the activation number for the pre-paid card. Later it was discovered the entire order had been placed on a stolen card and the person to receive the delivery did not exist. 05/02/14 20:18 – Caller reported an angry verbal exchange in a parking lot. The caller explained that a month prior she and another woman had gotten into a yelling match regarding the right to watch television at the laundromat they were using at the time. Today the woman’s husband had confronted her and demanded an apology for the argument a month ago. No physical exchange occurred. 05/03/14 01:36 – An officer attempted to contact a man who was walking downtown drinking from an alcohol container. The man fled on foot and a second officer found him trying to force his way past two bar employees trying to prevent him from entering the bar. The man was arrested for minor possession/consumption of alcohol, failure to obey an officer and trespass. 05/03/14 02:04 – Vermillion officers assisted University Police who reported two subjects fleeing on foot. The Vermillion officer located and stopped the subjects. The University officer arrived and cited a subject for underage consumption. 05/03/14 13:01 – Officers provided a funeral escort. 05/03/14 13:38 – Caller reported a desire to harm himself. Officers spoke at length with the subject, mental health staff and hospital staff and arranged for the man to be cared for. 05/03/14 14:13 – Caller reported a theft of several items and they suspect a tenant who shares the building. Under investigation. 05/03/14 19:22 – Caller reported a hit and run accident. Investigation showed the hit and run driver had not wanted to have a claim against his insurance. Officers explained the law requiring the presentation of proof of insurance when an accident occurred and the requirement to stop and inform the other vehicle owner of the collision. Charges were referred. 05/03/14 19:29 – Officers responded to a call for help at a residence. On arrival, an officer contacted a man leaving the premises who stated, “I did it,” and surrendered. Investigation revealed an argument had occurred between two men with one angry that the other had accused him of stealing. The suspect had taken the first man to the ground and choked him out. Charges of aggravated assault were filed. Total Records: 22 Tell them you saw it in the Broadcaster! Now Hiring... DAY SHIFT WELDERS Starting welder pay is $16.43/hr. with 6 month scheduled increases. Day shift is 6:00am to 3:30pm Monday-Friday. Benefits include: major medical health Insurance and short term disability, paid life Insurance, paid holidays, paid vacation, paid profit sharing and 401(K) plan. Apply in person at the WTC plant located on Hwy. 81 North in Yankton, SD. Physical exam & drug test required. EOE. 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