CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio – The Circleville Police Department logged a series of incidents over the weekend, highlighting a mix of community checks, traffic stops, and disturbances.
Business and Traffic Checks: Officers conducted multiple business checks throughout the weekend, with all reported checks returning “okay.” Notable traffic stops included several warnings issued and a few citations for various offenses. A traffic stop on S Court St led to a report being taken early Saturday morning.
Incidents of Note:
- Vandalism was reported on Pinckney St, and a dog bite incident occurred on N Scioto St, with reports taken for both.
- Several thefts were reported, including incidents on E Main St and W High St, prompting further investigation.
- A minor traffic accident with injury was reported on E Main St, with a report taken.
- Disturbances were recorded on E Mill St and E Franklin St, leading to reports being filed.
Safety Concerns: Police responded to multiple 911 hang-ups, which were checked and confirmed as non-emergencies. There were several parking complaints, with some resolved on-site while others resulted in citations.
Community Health and Well-Being: Officers conducted well-being checks in various locations, ensuring community members were safe. Notably, a suspected disturbance on E Franklin St was also reported but cleared with no further issues.
Emergency Responses: The department dealt with a couple of alarm drops and responded to a fire call on SR 56 W, where assistance was requested from the fire department.
Conclusion: Overall, the Circleville Police Department maintained a strong presence throughout the weekend, addressing a range of incidents from thefts to traffic violations while ensuring community safety and well-being. The total number of incidents reported was 184, reflecting ongoing police efforts to engage and protect the community.
