Weekend Law Enforcement Blotter Vermilion

Here is a summary of the most notable law enforcement activity in Vermilion and Vermilion Township from April 11–13, 2025. Incidents were reported by both the Vermilion Police Department and the Erie County Sheriff’s Office, highlighting a mix of routine patrols and more serious public safety responses. Below are the key details broken down by agency.

Vermilion Police Department Highlights

April 11, 4:06 PM – West River Rd: A dog jumped out of a moving vehicle and was struck. The dog was taken to the vet; no further action required.
April 11, 4:41 PM – SR2/Baumhart Rd: Two-vehicle crash with no injuries. Lifecare and fire responded.
April 11, 5:01 PM – Main St: Officers assisted ECSO with a warrant attempt. Unsuccessful.
April 12, 9:10 AM – Harbortown Marine: Property damage report. A store sign was discovered damaged and bolts found on sidewalk.
April 12, 5:31 PM – 4700 Block of Hollyview Dr: Squad run for a male with tingling in his arm. Lifecare notified.
April 12, 10:23 PM – Memory Ln: Disturbance reported. Intoxicated male argued with girlfriend. Officers separated parties for the night.
Ongoing Throughout Weekend – Numerous business checks, foot patrols, traffic stops, and extra patrols throughout Liberty Ave, Sherod Park, Indian Ridge, Valleyview, and Main Street Beach.

Erie County Sheriff’s Office (Vermilion Township Only)

April 11, 3:58 PM – Sherod Park (13400 US6): A found wallet was recovered. Report taken.
April 11, 5:00 PM – 760 Main St, Vermilion: Warrant attempt with assistance from VPD. No contact made.
April 12, 8:33 PM – SR60/E. Mason Rd: Traffic stop. Citation issued for speed.
April 12, 8:39 PM – 123 Artillery Ave: Death investigation. CPR was in progress when deputies arrived. Lifecare and Riddle Funeral Home responded.
April 13, 5:38 AM – Country Breeze Carry-Out (SR60): Alarm call. Deputies confirmed it was a false alarm after contact with an employee.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local public safety matters and to report any suspicious activity to authorities. The Vermilion Police Department and Erie County Sheriff’s Office continue to serve and protect our community with a strong presence and responsive support. As always, if you witness an emergency, call 911 immediately.