Welcome to the Pleasant Hope Police Department
MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of the Pleasant Hope Police Department is to provide law enforcement services that continue to improve the quality of life for citizens living, working or visiting the City.
In accomplishing it's mission the department acknowledges the importance of the following values and priorities in both individual employees and the overall 
operation.
We believe that it is our responsibility to protect the constitutional rights of all persons and that we are accountable to the community.
We believe that crime and disorder is not only a police problem but a social problem impacting all aspects of the community and we are committed to working
with the community to address these issues.
We accept our leadership role in providing for a safe community through innovative approaches in the suppression of crime, the prevention of public disorder and in the provision of traffic safety initiatives.
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct and integrity.
We are commited to professionalism in our operations and are dedicated to providing comprehensive training and support to our employees.
Activity Report
Jan 17 – Feb 20
January 17 – One summons for no insurance: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warrant arrest: Officer A. Beauchamp
January 18 – One warning for equipment: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warning for speed 54-45: Officer S. Ireland, One warning for speed 60-55: Officer S. Ireland
January 19 – Out with two subjects behind Tai Shin: Officer A. Beauchamp, Called about a truck at Tai Shin with lights out GOA: Officer S. Ireland, 10-46 vehicle at 215 and Rush: Officer A. Beauchamp
January 20 – Out at 505 N main Apartment B 1: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland, Out at 105 E 215 to talk to a subject: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland, Out at city hall to talk with a subject: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland
January 21 – One warning for equipment: Officer S. Ireland
January 24 – One warning for speed: Officer A. Beauchamp, One summons for no insurance: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warning for stop sign: Officer A. Beauchamp, Traffic control for 10-50 on H hwy S of town: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland
January 25 – Out at 309 Lewis St. to talk to Jerry Howl about people still blocking his driveway: Officer A. Beauchamp
January 26 – One warning for equipment: Officer A. Beauchamp
January 30 – Got a report of a red car spinning its tires harassing people on Kay St. I talked to the subject in the red car and told him he had no reason to be on Kay St. and if he was reported to be up their again I would give him a summons for C&I driving: Officer A. Beauchamp
February 1 – One warning for equipment: Officer A. Beauchamp, Out at 203 W Cowden for a stop and hold on a subject: Officer S. Ireland
February 2 – Got a report of a stolen vehicle at 707 N Main, vehicle was not stolen: Officer A. Beauchamp, Out at 5459 Bradley St. for a subject laying in the yard, subject had passed out in yard and was very 10-55 I ran the subject through dispatch he came back with two warrants, took subject to Polk County jail for warrants: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warning for equipment: Officer S. Ireland
February 4 – Drive off at Diamond K: Officer A. Baty, One warning for speed: Officer A. Baty, One investigative stop nothing found: Officer A. Baty, One warning for equipment: Officer S. Ireland, Car behind Tai Shin no action: Officer S. Ireland
February 6 – One warning for seed 70 in a 55, subject was a psychiatrist and had a emergency he was going to a suicidal person: Officer A. Beauchamp, Out at 207 Lewis St. for a report: Officer A. Beauchamp, Out at 510 A McCurry St. for a dispute HBO: Officer A. Beauchamp
February 7 – Went to Mel’s office to get tickets signed: Officer A. Beauchamp
February 9 – One warning for spinning tires: Officer S. Ireland
February 10 – Out at 207 Murry for a dog complaint: Officer A. Baty, Went to Green County to pick up a subject that was arrested on one of our warrants: Officer A. Baty, Alarm at DK: Officer A. Baty
February 11 – One warning for equipment: Officer S. Ireland, Grass fire at 408 W Cowden traffic control: Officer S. Ireland, 10-50 car vs deer: Officer S. Ireland
February 12 – Got information from a deputy that a subject was in town that has several warrants – no contact: Officer A. Beauchamp
February 13 – Out at 304 S. Main for two girls ages 7 and 12 staying by their selves mother was arrested in Springfield and told no one about the girls, they had no food house was very bad but had heat was hot lined: Officer A. Beauchamp, Got a call at home that the O’Bannon banks ATM at Power Blast was going off responded to the call nothing found: Officer A. Beauchamp
February 14 – Out at City Hall to talk to DFS on the 304 S. Main deal: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warning for speed 40 in a 35: Officer S. Ireland
February 15 – Out at City Hall for a meeting with Kyle Keling form Watch Guard about the cameras in the patrol cars: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland
February 16 – Out at the High School for a threat of someone blowing up another house: Officer A. Beauchamp, Two call backs: Officer A. Beauchamp, One warning for dirty plates couldn’t read sticker year: Officer A. Beauchamp, One summons for no insurance and one summons for failed to register vehicle: Officer A. Beauchamp, Med at 505 N. Main: Officers A. Beauchamp and S. Ireland, Possible stocking or domestic at DK: Officer S. Ireland
February 17 – One warning for failed to register vehicle: Officer A. Baty
February 18 – Out at Laneys for a fight: Officer S. Ireland, One warning for equipment: Officer S. Ireland
