Circleville police responded to a variety of incidents over a busy weekend, addressing everything from traffic stops to domestic disturbances. Here’s a summary of notable calls:
- Traffic Stops: Police conducted numerous traffic stops, resulting in several warnings and citations. Stops on South Court Street, Atwater Avenue, and North Court Street were among the most frequent.
- Disturbances: Officers responded to multiple disturbances, including on South Court Street and Georgia Road, though no reports were filed in most cases.
- Suspicious Activity: Police investigated several reports of suspicious vehicles and individuals, including incidents on U.S. 23, Lancaster Pike, and North Court Street. Most were deemed non-threatening after investigation.
- Breaking & Entering: A breaking and entering incident was reported on Rustic Drive on the evening of December 6. A report was taken, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Domestic Trouble: Officers were called to domestic disturbances on Watt Street and West Ohio Street. Both situations were resolved without further incident.
- Well-Being Checks: Several well-being checks were conducted, including on Stratford Court and West Main Street. All individuals were found to be safe.
- Alarm Drops: False alarms kept officers busy, with multiple calls on U.S. 23, East Main Street, and other locations. Each situation was checked and deemed secure.
- Fraud and Assault: Lancaster Pike saw reports of both fraud and assault on December 8, with police taking reports for further action.
In total, Circleville police logged 99 calls for service over the three-day period, showcasing their continued efforts to ensure community safety.
