The Circleville Police Department responded to a range of incidents over the weekend, including traffic violations, accidents, and thefts, as well as calls involving domestic disputes and disturbances.
Notable Incidents:
- November 22, 2024: Officers responded to multiple traffic-related issues, issuing warnings for various offenses including speeding and failure to maintain lanes. The department also investigated a fraud case on W Main St., and responded to a non-injury accident on Plaza Dr. Later in the evening, a breaking and entering was reported on Faye Ave.
- November 23, 2024: Authorities investigated an injury accident on Brooke Park Dr. The same day, a disturbance was reported on Lee Ct. and a suspicious person was noted on E Ohio St. A series of traffic stops occurred throughout the day, with officers issuing citations for violations on streets such as SR 104, E Main St., and S Court St.
- November 24, 2024: Officers continued to monitor various incidents, including a stolen vehicle report on Turner Dr. and a vandalism report on E High St. Traffic stops continued to be a focal point, with several warnings issued. Police also responded to a neighbor trouble call on E Ohio St. and assisted with a fire mutual aid request on Tarlton Rd. A theft was reported on W Franklin St., and the department also responded to a 911 hang-up on W Main St.
Other Calls:
- Several well-being checks were performed, with officers either checking the situation or finding the subjects to be gone upon arrival.
- Alarm drops were reported on multiple occasions, many of which were determined to be false alarms or canceled prior to officers’ arrival at the scene.
- Domestic disputes were addressed on multiple occasions, including on Caroline Ct. and Mingo St., with the majority of those incidents cleared without further reports.
Throughout the weekend, the department handled a total of 94 calls, with a mix of resolved incidents and ongoing investigations. Officers also continued their routine business checks, ensuring local establishments were secure.
For further details on the incidents or to follow up on ongoing investigations, the Circleville Police Department encourages community members to contact their office directly.
