The Circleville Police Department responded to a range of incidents between February 13 and February 17, 2025. These calls included routine traffic stops, investigations into theft and fraud, and emergency responses to disturbances and accidents. Here are some of the key events:
- Warrant Arrests: On February 15, officers made a warrant arrest on U.S. 23. The individual was taken into custody after a brief encounter.
- 911 Calls: The department handled several 911 hang-ups, including calls on February 13, 14, 16, and 17. In each case, officers checked the locations and confirmed that no emergency had occurred.
- Fraud Reports: A couple of fraud incidents were reported. On February 13, a fraud complaint was filed on S Court Street, and another was reported on February 16 at Stihl Ave. Investigations into these cases are ongoing.
- Traffic Violations: Numerous traffic stops were made throughout the week. On February 14, a driver was issued a warning on Watt Street, and similar warnings were issued across multiple locations including E Franklin Street, S Pickaway Street, and E Main Street.
- Theft and Property Damage: Several theft reports were filed, including an incident on US 23 on February 13 and another on E Franklin Street on the same day. A report of property damage was also filed on Lancaster Pike on February 16.
- Disturbances: On February 17, Circleville officers responded to a disturbance on E Franklin Street. While the situation was addressed, no significant issues were reported.
- Accidents: A number of accidents were handled by the department, including non-injury accidents on US 23, SR 104, and E Franklin Street. An injury accident on SR 762 was referred to other agencies for further handling.
- Extra Patrols: Officers conducted extra patrols in various areas, including high-traffic streets and neighborhoods. Areas like Sycamore Drive, Lancaster Pike, and US 23 were routinely monitored.
In addition to responding to these events, officers also conducted well-being checks, assisted with fire and EMS calls, and responded to various complaints ranging from parking issues to suspicious persons.
The Circleville Police Department continues to maintain a vigilant presence in the community, addressing the wide range of calls for service and ensuring public safety.
