10/21/2026
September 2026 Monthly Report
DAY SHIFTS
09/02 4200 block of E. Galbraith Rd. Disabled Auto. The operator of the vehicle had a warrant and was operating under a suspended driver’s license. The operator was recited on the warrant and issued a citation for driving under suspension.
09/03 Ohr Torah School. Juvenile Complaint. 5-6 juveniles on school property beat on office windows and yelled a racial slur while on video. The two responsible wrote letters of apology and were trespassed from the property.
09/07 4300 Glenway Ave. Investigation. The caller noticed a handgun lying next to a fuel can near a garage. The homeowner was contacted and they believed the gun belonged to their spouse. The fi***rm was held for confirmation of ownership and safekeeping.
09/10 4100 block of Galbraith Ave. Auto Accident. The caller stated that a grey sedan rear ended her while stopped. When she advised the other driver that she was calling the dreaded police, they fled the scene. A report was taken and the investigation is ongoing.
09/10 4100 block of Oakwood Ave. Auto Theft. Keys were left in the vehicle. A report was taken and the vehicle was entered into the system.
09/13 7500 Plainfield Rd. Theft. A scooter was removed from a garage. A report was taken. Officers located the scooter. The victim declined to prosecute the 11-year-old suspect.
09/19 7800 block of Gail Dr. Physical warrant. The original report of domestic violence was filed, and a warrant was issued a year and a half ago. The defendant was arrested in Clermont County and transported to Hamilton County Jail and released without incident.
09/21 Deer Park High School. Criminal Trespassing. A student who had been warned for trespassing earlier from the school returned to the property. A report was taken.
09/22 United Dairy Farmers. Trouble with a customer. A customer who caused a disturbance in the past was warned for trespassing. The paperwork that had not been properly filled out by staff was corrected. The customer was again trespassed and advised not to return.
09/22 Chamberlin Park. Found Property. A mysterious subject came to the station to report finding some “valuable property” in a trash can at the park. After answering the usual questions—where, when, and “what the heck are we talking about?” — the subject explained that the item was so valuable, it obviously must have been thrown away by accident. The subject left their contact information in case the rightful owner suddenly realizes they accidentally threw away their priceless treasure and would like it back. At this time, the identity of the owner and the actual value of said “treasure” remain unknown.
09/23 Deer Park High School. Disorderly Person. A student refused to leave the school and staff requested our assistance. After several minutes of screaming and name calling, the student left with a family member.
09/24 Deer Park High School. School Detail. School staff received information reference a rumor that a student may bring a fi***rm to school the day they returned after a suspension. The school called in extra security, and we doubled our officers in the area. Contact was made with the mother who advised the student was not returning to the school that day.
09/26 7800 block of Monterey Ave. Death Report. The caller requested a welfare check on a friend. Officers located that individual deceased because of known reasons.
Another reminder on houses and other buildings, reference visible numbers. Here is a sanitized version of the city ordinances.
1313.01 METHOD OF NUMBERING.
Every owner of a building on any street, avenue, or alley in the City shall, when notified of the proper number of the building by the Safety-Service Director, place the same in a conspicuous place on the front of the building.
(Ord. 66-32. Passed 11-10-66.)
1313.02 TAMPERING.
No person shall take down, alter, or deface any number assigned and put up as aforesaid, or retain an improper number or substitute any number on their building other than the one given by virtue of Section 1313.01.
(Ord. 328. Passed 8-11-16.)
1313.99 PENALTY.
Whoever violates any provision of this chapter is guilty of a minor misdemeanor. Each day on which a violation occurs or continues shall be deemed a separate offense.
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NIGHT SHIFTS
9/1 – 4300 block of Oakwood – At the family’s request, officers conducted a welfare check and contacted the individual. The family was notified.
9/2 – 3800 block of O’Leary – Officers responded to a report of an injured deer. The three-legged deer is well-known to the department and appeared to be doing well despite its condition.
9/2 – Wentworth Lane – Officers investigated a suspicious vehicle parked in a residential driveway. The driver was identified as an Uber employee.
9/2 – 3800 block of Galbraith – A previously trespassed individual returned to the nursing facility and caused a disturbance. Due to severe psychiatric issues, the individual was transported to UCPES for further evaluation and treatment.
9/3 – 4300 block of Galbraith – A 911 caller reported that a family member had assaulted him at a township residence. Officers remained with the caller until deputies arrived.
9/3 – 4100 block of Galbraith – Officers responded to a business after a customer threw food at employees. At the business’s request, the customer was trespassed from the property.
9/5 – 3800 block of Galbraith – Officers took a report regarding an assault between two patients.
9/6 – 4100 block of Schenck – A caller reported that an intoxicated individual with multiple warrants was leaving the residence. Officers located the individual, confirmed the active warrants, and transported her to the HCJC.
9/6 – 7100 block of Ohio – Officers helped a resident regain entry to their home after a lockout.
9/7 – 7300 block of Parrot – An elderly resident requested a welfare check on her son, who lives in the basement and had not been seen all day. Officers contacted him and confirmed he was safe.
9/7 – 4100 block of Galbraith – Officers responded to a business regarding a customer’s refund dispute. They mediated the situation, and the customer left.
9/8 – 4100 block of Galbraith – At a business’s request, officers trespassed an individual for soliciting money and harassing female customers.
9/8 – 4200 block of Webster – Officers mediated a domestic dispute between two brothers. One agreed to separate and leave for the night.
9/9 – 7200 block of Blue Ash – While on patrol, officers found two juveniles riding electric bicycles well past curfew. The juveniles unsuccessfully tried to hide behind a dumpster. Several unhappy parents arrived at 1:00 a.m. to address the situation.
9/9 – 4300 block of Webster – Officers helped mediate a verbal domestic dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend.
9/10 – 7900 block of Plainfield – Officers assisted the HCSO in locating a missing juvenile. Officers found the juvenile.
9/11 – 7000 block of Blue Ash – A man flagged down officers because a cat in the park would not leave him alone. *Sigh.* Officers explained that the cat is known in the area and would return home, then escorted the man to his vehicle. The cat received a warning for harassment.
9/13 – 7100 block of Delaware – Officers found an unsecured residence and helped contact the homeowner.
9/14 – 4100 block of Galbraith – Officers responded to a noise complaint involving loud music from a vehicle. They warned the driver, who then left the area.
9/16 – 4300 block of Duneden – Neighbors requested a welfare check after not seeing a resident for some time. Officers contacted family, and officers and medics entered the home, where they found the resident deceased. Our department again extends its condolences to the family.
9/16 – 7200 block of Virginia – Officers assisted paramedics with a psychiatric emergency. The patient was transported to the hospital without incident.
9/17 – 7300 block of Parrot – Officers helped mediate a verbal domestic dispute between a mother and son.
9/18 – 7100 block of Carnation – Officers assisted the fire department in rescuing a cat from a tree. The fire department saved the day.
9/19 – 7200 block of Plainfield – An officer assisted two parents with a custody exchange dispute.
9/20 – 4100 block of Galbraith – During a traffic stop, officers found a large quantity of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. The driver was arrested and transported to CJC.
9/21 – 4100 block of Galbraith – Officers responded to a domestic incident at a residence. After observing injuries, taking statements, and investigating, they arrested an individual for domestic violence and transported the person to CJC.
9/21 – 4100 block of Galbraith – At a business’s request, officers trespassed a disorderly individual who refused to leave.
9/21 – Outside the jurisdiction – Officers assisted Amberley Village with a traffic stop involving a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was recovered, and the driver was arrested without incident.
9/23 – 7800 block of Plainfield – A homeowner reported that a female acquaintance who did not live at the residence refused to leave. Officers explained her options, and she left voluntarily.
9/24 – 4200 block of Oakwood – Officers helped mediate a domestic dispute between a mother and her juvenile child.
9/25 – 3800 block of St. Johns Terrace – A caller requested police assistance with a raccoon damaging his koi pond. *Sigh.* Officers explained that it was not a police matter and referred him to a pest-control company.
CALLS TO SERVICE
This month Deer Park Police Department responded to 944 citizens’ calls for service.
We took 15 Offense reports, 6 Auto Accident reports, and made 25 Arrests
In Addition to: 2 Assaults, 7 Assist other Dept., 5 Animal Complaints, 73 Crime Prevention,
7 Disorderly Person/s, 14 Dog Complaints, 10 Domestic Trouble, 2 Fight Runs, 19 Investigation Follow-Ups, 7 Juvenile Complaints, 6 Lockouts, 2 Noise Complaints, 71 Open Business Checks, 48 Park Checks, 26 Parking Complaints, 2 Prisoner Incarcerated, 42 School Detail,
92 Squad Runs, 11 Suspicious Activity, 9 Suspicious Autos, 4 Suspicious Persons, 9 Traffic Complaints, 82 Traffic Stops, 4 Unknown Trouble, 89 Vacation Checks.
Respectfully submitted,
David L. Battin
Chief of Police
