Police reports

The Brookhaven Police Department’s reports for Thursday were as follows:

• Traffic stop on Old Wesson Road

• Vandalism on Old Wesson Road

• Suspicious vehicle on Union Street Extension

• Traffic stop on East Monticello Street

• Alarm on Marr Street

• Vandalism on Brookway Boulevard

• Animal control on South Second Street

• Alarm on Rance Drive

• Vandalism on West Cherokee Street

• Fraud on Brookway Boulevard

• Traffic stop on East Monticello Street

• Traffic stop on Natchez Avenue

• Animal control on Noble Drive

• Alarm on Crider Drive

• Suspicious activity on South Second Street

• Suspicious person on Brookway Boulevard

• Unlock on Brookway Boulevard

• Threats on William Street

• Fraud on Brookway Boulevard

• Alarm on Sandalwood Trail

• Vehicle accident on Brookway Boulevard

• Problem with juvenile on Choctaw Street

• Vehicle accident on West Cherokee Street

• Animal control on Beauregard Street

• Unlock on Brookway Boulevard

• Traffic accident on Hwy. 51

• Vandalism on South Railroad Avenue

• Theft on Brookway Boulevard

• Fight on Fulton Street

• Traffic accident on Brookway Boulevard

• Disturbance on North Fifth Street

• Disturbance on North Fifth Street

• Traffic stop on Brookway Boulevard

• Traffic stop on Oil Services Lane NE

• Animal control on North Jackson Street

• Alarm on Crider Drive

• Threats on Rogers Circle

• Suspicious activity on North Second Street

• Loud music on Brignall Road

• Threats on Hwy. 51 N

• Traffic stop on Brookway Boulevard

• Ambulance assist on Junior Trail

Sheriff reports

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office reports for Thursday were as follows:

• Traffic stop on Hwy. 84

• Traffic assistance on Hwy. 550

• Traffic accident on Topisaw Drive

• Traffic assistance on Brookway Boulevard

• Alarm on Alderman Lane

• Escort at Super Jacks

• Theft by fraud at First Bank

• Transport from Hwy. 51

• Disturbance on North Fifth Street

• Disturbance on North Fifth Street

• Traffic stop on Caseyville and Hwy. 550

• Stranded motorist on South First Street