WARRANT: While on route, an officer saw a green Ford drive past him on June 7. After a computer check on the car, the officer found the owner of the car was to have a revoked driving status. After pulling the car over, officers recognized the male passenger in the car from previous contacts. A record check showed the male passenger has a misdemeanor warrant for assault in the fourth degree. The officer called for another officer to take the male passenger into custody.

COUNTERFEIT: On June 8, an officer was called to a fast food restaurant to a report on counterfeit bills. The male who got the bills reported the call. He said the female worker at the restaurant gave him two counterfeit five dollar bills as change. He said when he got the bills he thought they looked a little different, but didn’t think anything of it. The following day, he noticed the print on the bills was bad quality and that the serial numbers matched. The bills were taken to a detective for inspection, who then placed them into police custody. The female who handed out the bills had no knowledge that they were fake.