CIRCLEVILLE, OH – Circleville Police responded to a wide range of calls for service on April 28, 2025, logging a total of 30 incidents throughout the city. Reports ranged from minor complaints and alarm drops to more serious offenses including breaking and entering, a dog bite, and a violation of a protection order.
The day began at 12:20 a.m. with a 911 hang-up on Willow Lane, followed by a disturbance call on North Scioto Street just after 1:00 a.m., both of which resulted in formal reports being taken.
One of the most serious incidents occurred at 3:51 a.m. on North Pickaway Street, where officers responded to a reported breaking and entering. A report was filed, and the case remains under investigation.
Later in the morning, officers responded to several alarm drops, suspicious persons, and miscellaneous complaints. Two separate fire/EMS alarm drops—on Owens Road and East Franklin Street—were cleared without incident. Several calls involving suspicious persons or property were marked as “gone on arrival” or “unable to locate.”
Throughout the day, police also addressed complaints involving juveniles, parking violations, and neighbor disputes. A non-injury vehicle accident on West Main Street was documented at 2:30 p.m., and an additional traffic offense on Willow Lane was reported in the early evening but the subject was not located.
Officers also investigated a dog bite on East Mound Street at 5:05 p.m., and later in the evening, responded to a violation of a protection order on South Court Street, which resulted in a report being filed. A property damage complaint on Lancaster Pike around 8:56 p.m. was also documented.
Several traffic stops were made during the night, with warnings issued. The day concluded with a well-being check on North Pickaway Street just before midnight.
Many of the incidents required no formal report or were canceled before officers arrived, but several remain under review.
