Police report for Aug. 20-26
The following Ada police reports were provided to the Icon by the Hardin County Sheriff’s office. They cover Aug. 20-26:
August 20
Damage reported, 715 S. Main St.
Larceny, 220 S. Johnson St.
Investigate complaint, Rich Gas Station, 220 S. Main St.
August 21
Investigate complaint, 410 Edwards St.
Medical emergency, Ada Medical & Diagnostic Center, 520 W. Lincoln Ave.
August 22
Investigate complaint, 223 E. Ballard Ave
Investigate complaint, New China, 218 N. Main St.
August 23
Traffic stop, S. Gilbert St.
Parade escort, Hanson-Neely Funeral Home, 311 E. Lima Ave.
Medical emergency, Vancrest, 600 W. North Ave
Medical emergency, ONU, 402 W. College Ave.
Traffic stop, East of Chicago Pizza, 430 S. Main St.
Traffic stop, S. Main St.
Traffic stop, Klingler Rd.
August 24
Traffic stop, N. Main St.
Investigate complaint, 1108 Beech St.
Traffic stop, Marathon, 602 N. Main St.
Investigate complaint, 207 N. Simon St.
Animal call, 608 S. Johnson St.
Traffic stop, Community Market, 945 S. Main St.
Traffic stop, E. Montford Ave.
Noise complaint, W. Dobbins Ave.
August 25
Investigate complaint, 518 N. Main St.
Medical emergency, 413 W. Montford Ave.
Animal call, 541 E. Lincoln Ave
Vehicle incident, C.R. 15
Traffic stop, N. Johnson St.
Investigate complaint, 115 W. Buckeye Ave.
Traffic stop, W. Lincoln Ave.
August 26
Fire alarm, Vancrest, 600 W. North Ave.
Investigate complaint, Hays Ave.
Medical emergency, ONU, 525 S. Main St.
Traffic jam, Rite Aid, 610 S. Main St.
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