CIRCLEVILLE, OH – The Circleville Police Department’s daily activity report for April 1, 2025, details a busy day for officers, with numerous theft reports, a domestic incident, and an arrest among the calls for service.
Officers responded to multiple theft incidents throughout the day, with reports taken from US 23, East Main Street, East High Street, and Logan Street. The nature of the thefts and the items stolen were not immediately disclosed.
A domestic trouble call on West High Street resulted in a report being filed. Officers also responded to two separate non-injury accidents on West Mound Street and South Court Street, both of which resulted in reports.
An arrest was made following a suspicious person report on Northridge Road. Details regarding the arrest were not included in the report.
Several suspicious person and vehicle calls were logged, with officers checking on a suspicious vehicle on US 23 and responding to suspicious person reports on East Main Street, West High Street, and East Mound Street. However, in several instances, officers arrived to find the individuals had left the scene.
Noise complaints were also addressed on Logan Street, with officers unable to locate the source of the noise upon arrival. A trespassing call on Nicholas Drive also resulted in officers finding no one at the scene.
Traffic-related calls included a traffic stop on North Washington Street, resulting in a warning, and a traffic detail on Clark Drive. A disabled vehicle was also reported on Tiger Drive, with no report taken.
Officers responded to several 911 hang-up calls, with some being checked and cleared, and others resulting in officers finding no one at the location.
Other calls for service included a natural gas or electric call and a traffic offense on SR 56 E, both of which were cancelled prior to officer arrival. Officers also handled a railroad complaint, which was referred to another agency. Well-being checks, property releases, officer standby requests, and civil problems were also logged.
The Circleville Police Department’s report highlights the variety of incidents handled by officers in a single day, ranging from theft and domestic disputes to traffic stops and welfare checks.
