Bryan Police Department
       103 North Beech Street Bryan, Ohio 43506
      419-636-4233    Fax: 419-636-1125  Emergency 9-1-1    

  Roll Call

The latest roll call information from the Bryan Police Department.

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Local Events

Week of May 12, 2008. Students from Bryan Middle School will be touring the Bryan Police and Bryan Fire department.  

May 19, 2008 and June 1, 2008 The Bryan Police Department will be participating in the National Click It or Ticket campaign.  Scroll down for more information. 

Thursday May 29, 2008 5:30 p.m. Bryan Police Department bicycle auction. Bryan Recycling Center on Buffalo Road. 

Thursday June 3 2008 7:00 p.m.  Northeast Neighborhood Association meeting at Mattie Marsh park.

Tuesday August 5, 2008   National Night Out Mattie Marsh Park. 6:30 p.m. till 8:00 p.m.

August 15th till September 1 2008  Drunk Driving Over the Limit Under Arrest campaign  

Monday October 6, 2008 Ready Set Relax

In Service Training

  All members of the Bryan Police department will be practicing dynamic entry procedures at two house that are scheduled to be torn down.
  Below are pictures of Bryan Pd officers practicing entries.

New Williams County Ohio Law Enforcement Scholarship Available

Tara Arnold FOP Lodge 181 Memorial Scholarship
Scholarship applications may be picked up at any Williams County High School.

  Tara Arnold, the daughter of Bryan Police Officer Matt Arnold was killed October 29, 2006.  After her death family and friends set up a scholarship in her name as an ongoing living memorial.
  This scholarship provides support to traditional or nontraditional Williams County Ohio students entering a college or university with the intent of pursuing a degree in a law enforcement related field. 
    Additional donations may be dropped off at the Bryan Police Department or sent to:

  Tara Arnold  FOP Scholarship Fund
C/O Fraternal Order of Police Captain Custar Lodge 181
P.O. Box 7121
Bryan Ohio 43506.  

Underage Drinking Laws What Parents Should Know

As a parent you cannot give alcohol to your teen's friends under the age of 21, under the age of 21 under any circumstance, even in your own home, even with their parent's permission.  

You cannot knowingly allow a person under 21, other than your own child, to remain in your home or on your property while consuming or possessing alcohol.

You can be face a maximum sentence of six months in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.

Others can sue you if you give alcohol to anyone under 21 and they in turn hurt someone, hurt themselves or damage property. 

Click it or Ticket Campaign 
May 19th through June 1 2008

Criminal Acts. Strange News and  Trivia

Police: Teen accused of trying to rob undercover officers
  YONKERS , N.Y. (AP) - A Westchester County teenager is facing a long list of charges after allegedly trying to rob two men and finding out they were undercover police officers.
   Yonkers police said the officers were in their unmarked car, doing overnight surveillance work, when Michael Garcia, 19, reached into the driver-side window, grabbed an officer and demanded money.
  Police said the two officers got out of the car. They say the unarmed suspect punched and kicked them while trying to avoid arrest. After the fight, all three men were treated at hospitals.
  Garcia is charged with attempted robbery, assault and resisting arrest.
  The name of his attorney could not immediately be determined.
Posted Tuesday May 6 2008 My Way Strange News

Police: Motorcyclist flipped bird, popped wheelie, crashed

Police: Texas man trying to cash $360 billion check arrested

  FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Charles Ray Fuller must have been planning one big record company. 
  The 21-year-old North Texas man was arrested last week for trying to cash a $360 billion check, saying he wanted to start a record business, authorities said. Tellers at the Fort Worth bank were immediately suspicious - perhaps the 10 zeros on a personal check tipped them off, according to investigators. 
  Fuller, of suburban Crowley , was arrested on a forgery charge, police said. He was released after posting $3,750 bail. 
  Fuller said his girlfriend's mother gave him the check to start a record business, but bank employees who contacted the account's owner said the woman told them she did not give him permission to take or cash the check, according to police. 
  In addition to forgery, Fuller was charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon and possessing marijuana, Fort Worth police Lt. Paul Henderson said. 
  Officers reported finding less than 2 ounces of marijuana and a .25-caliber handgun and magazine in his pockets, police said. 
  Fuller couldn't be located for comment by The Associated Press on Friday because there were phone listings for him in the Fort Worth area.
My Way Strange News posted May 5, 2008