Circleville, OH – November 20, 2024 – The Circleville Police Department responded to a range of incidents throughout the city on November 19, 2024. The following is a summary of notable events:
- Animal Calls & Welfare Checks: Officers responded to several animal-related calls, including one on Pontious Rd at 8:18 AM, which was referred to another agency. Another animal-related incident occurred on E Ohio St later in the day, which resulted in a report being taken. Officers also conducted a well-being check on S Court St at 8:41 AM, but the call was canceled before they arrived at the scene.
- Traffic Stops & Traffic Accidents: Police conducted several traffic stops throughout the day, including one on Markley Rd at 9:16 AM, resulting in a report. Another traffic stop on Lancaster Pike at 6:17 PM led to a warning being issued. Officers also responded to two injury accidents on S Court St at 6:35 PM, where reports were taken and information was gathered.
- Domestic & Criminal Activity: A domestic disturbance was reported on S Scioto St at 10:23 AM, and a burglary in progress was reported on Springhollow Rd at 12:14 PM. Both incidents were investigated, with reports filed. Police also responded to a theft call on US 23 S at 7:17 PM and took a report.
- Property & Alarm Responses: Officers responded to multiple alarms throughout the day, including a fire alarm on Lancaster Pike at 3:02 PM, which resulted in squad transport to the hospital. An open door was reported on S Washington St at 8:33 PM, which was checked and found to be secure. Officers also responded to several alarm drops on E Main St, including one at 1:32 PM and another at 11:56 PM, both of which were checked and cleared.
- Other Incidents: Officers were dispatched to investigate a noise complaint on E Mound St at 11:42 PM, which was cleared. A repossession of a vehicle was reported on Logan St at 3:20 PM, with information gathered.
In total, the Circleville Police Department handled 25 incidents on November 19, 2024, addressing everything from traffic violations and accidents to animal calls and property checks. No major incidents were reported.
For more information on police activity or to report an incident, residents are encouraged to contact the Circleville Police Department directly.
