The Bedford Police Blotter for this period included reports involving thefts, threats, domestic disputes, unwanted guests, suspicious activity, property damage, harassment, weapon-related calls, and family conflicts.

Several theft-related calls were reported, including items taken from a vehicle on Turney Road, merchandise stolen from a Broadway Avenue business, missing packages, a stolen catalytic converter, and a shoplifting report on Broadway Avenue. Some reported thefts were later determined to be civil disputes or misunderstandings.

Police also responded to multiple threats and harassment complaints, including family custody disputes, former partner issues, tenant and landlord conflicts, and threatening calls to a business. In several cases, the incidents were documented for possible court or protection-order purposes.

Domestic and family-related calls made up a large part of the blotter. Officers responded to disputes on Paul Street, Mortimer Drive, Rockside Road, Lamson Avenue, Magnolia Avenue, Northfield Road, and other locations. Most were resolved by separating the parties, advising them to keep the peace, or recommending civil or court options.

There were also several weapon-related calls, including reports of possible weapons during disturbances on Paul Street, Avalon Drive, and Center Road. In at least one case, no weapon was located and no charges were filed.

Other calls included property damage to a parked vehicle, suspicious vehicles or activity, vandalism at a playground structure, a school bus assault involving a juvenile, and a child abuse report that was referred for follow-up.

Overall, the blotter shows officers handling a mix of routine disputes, theft reports, family issues, suspicious activity, and more serious calls involving possible weapons or juvenile-related concerns.