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Pequot Lakes Police Monthly Report <br /> Julv 2017: <br /> During the month ofJuly(1�-31�), the Pequot Lakes Police Department has a record of 526 calls <br /> for service. Call types include but are not limited to: <br /> • Alarm <br /> • Animal Complaint <br /> • Driving Complaint <br /> • Fireworks <br /> • Property Damage Accident <br /> • Theft <br /> Notable Calls: <br /> On 7/10/17, Officer Ryan Franz responded to a report of a driving complaint. Caller reported to <br /> dispatch that there was a reckless driver swerving all over the road, nearly hitting the ditch and <br /> at one point was driving the wrong way on a one-way street. Officer Franz located the vehicle <br /> and initiated a traffic stop. With back-up from Reserve Captain Eric Anderley, Officer Franz <br /> arrested the driver without incident for gross misdemeanor 3rd degree DWI.The vehicle is <br /> currently pending forfeiture. <br /> On 7/12/17, OfFicer Matt Jorgens initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for fail to signal a turn and <br /> items obstructing the driver's view. Upon making contact with the driver, he observed the odor <br /> of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle and noted the driver appeared to be under the <br /> influence. After conducting a search of the vehicle, OfFicer Jorgens arrested the young male <br /> driver for felony 5th degree controlled substance.The vehicle, as well as cash and a watch, are <br /> pending forFeiture. <br /> TZD (Towards Zero Deaths): <br /> During the month of July, officers and deputies from multiple agencies in Crow Wing County <br /> participated in special shifts in response to more traffic being on Minnesota roadways during <br /> the summer months. During these shifts, officers have an objective to issue citations for speed <br /> and seatbelt violations as well as arrest drivers for DWI. <br /> Pequot Lakes Officers Jorgens, Fyle and Franz participated in these shifts on 7/1�, 14th and 21n. <br /> Between these three officers,they worked just over 31 hours, in addition to their regularly <br /> scheduled 40 hours a week. <br /> On 7/1/17, Officer Matt Jorgens initiated a trafFic stop on a vehicle for speed as part of a TZD <br /> shift. This stop resulted in the driver being arrested for driving after cancellation, no insurance <br /> and possession of drug paraphernalia. <br />