The Bedford Police Blotter for this period included assault reports, thefts, disturbances, unwanted guest calls, noise complaints, suspicious activity, and several juvenile-related incidents.

Police responded to multiple assault complaints, including neighbor disputes, a reported assault on Columbus Road that led to an arrest, a workplace-related complaint on Edgecliff Drive, an incident involving a repossession agent, and a reported assault involving an ex-boyfriend at a Broadway Avenue gas station.

Theft reports included stolen sewer grates from a Rockside Road parking lot, suspicious withdrawals from a care facility resident’s debit account, steaks stolen from a grocery store, stolen bicycles involving juveniles, stolen cigarettes from a convenience store, a stolen vehicle battery, and a firearm record update connected to a previously reported stolen gun.

Disturbance calls involved juveniles gathering near Columbus Road and Adams Street, arguments at businesses, landlord-tenant issues, neighbor disputes, an argument over a misdelivered DoorDash order, and family-related conflicts. Most were resolved by separating the parties, advising them to avoid further conflict, or documenting the complaint.

There were also several unwanted guest calls at restaurants, apartments, and homes, along with noise complaints on West Grace Street. Some calls turned out to be unfounded or resolved before officers arrived.

Other notable incidents included a juvenile-related breaking-and-entering report at the Bedford library, suspicious activity near a vacant home that turned out to be children retrieving a ball, and a possible break-in at a childcare center that was determined to involve employees.

Overall, the blotter shows Bedford officers handling a mix of thefts, disputes, juvenile incidents, business complaints, and several more serious assault-related calls.