The Bedford Police Blotter for this period included theft reports, disturbances, assaults, noise complaints, juvenile-related incidents, unwanted guest calls, and a few reports that were later determined to be misunderstandings or civil matters.

Several theft-related calls were reported, including two sewer grates stolen from a Rockside Road parking lot, suspicious debit card withdrawals involving a senior living facility resident, merchandise stolen from a store, a stolen bicycle recovered at the library, cigarettes taken from a convenience store, a vehicle battery stolen from a towing company, and a records update involving a previously reported stolen firearm.

Police also handled several disturbance calls involving juveniles, businesses, family members, tenants, neighbors, and relationship disputes. One incident involved juveniles gathering near Columbus Road and Adams Street for a possible fight, while others involved arguments at businesses, rental property disputes, a man refusing to leave a vehicle, and family-related conflicts.

Assault reports included a complaint on Corkhill Road, a workplace-related incident on Edgecliff Drive, a repossession-related complaint on Rockside Road that officers determined was civil, and a report involving a woman and her former boyfriend on Broadway Avenue.

Other calls included noise complaints on West Grace Street, a suspicious activity report near a vacant home that turned out to be juveniles retrieving a ball, a breaking-and-entering report involving a juvenile at the library, and a closed-building alarm concern on Best Street that turned out to involve employees.

Overall, this blotter shows officers responding mostly to thefts, disputes, juvenile issues, business complaints, and domestic or relationship-related incidents, with many calls resolved through documentation, advice, trespass warnings, or separating the parties.