CIRCLEVILLE, OH – The Circleville Police Department responded to a variety of incidents between February 7 and February 9, 2025, including domestic disturbances, thefts, traffic violations, and suspicious activity.
February 7, 2025:
- Early morning patrols included a vehicle repossession on Lancaster Pike and multiple traffic stops on S. Court Street and S. Pickaway Street, with some drivers receiving warnings and others citations.
- Officers responded to a domestic disturbance on S. Washington Street just after 2:30 AM, taking a report on the incident.
- Extra patrols were conducted throughout the city, with all locations checking okay.
- In the afternoon, officers investigated a theft on E. Ohio Street and responded to threats/harassment on Norfolk Avenue, both resulting in official reports.
- The evening hours saw multiple traffic stops and 911 hang-ups, all checked and cleared.
- A non-injury accident on Clinton Street and a personal injury case on E. Franklin Street also required police response.
February 8, 2025:
- The day began with a domestic trouble call on S. Court Street, with officers taking a report.
- Officers conducted extra patrols and business checks while handling numerous traffic stops. Some drivers were issued citations, while others received warnings.
- A fire/EMS alarm drop on Lancaster Pike resulted in a transport to the hospital.
- Reports were taken for a disturbance on E. Franklin Street and a threats/harassment complaint on the same street later in the day.
- Officers also handled a stolen vehicle report on E. Franklin Street, though no report was taken.
February 9, 2025:
- Police responded to a vandalism report on Garden Parkway early in the morning.
- A well-being check on Pontious Lane resulted in a report being filed.
- A found property case on US 23 was documented.
- Officers investigated a theft on N. Pickaway Street and multiple juvenile complaints on E. Ohio Street, gathering information.
- A non-injury accident on E. Ohio Street required police intervention in the evening.
- The night concluded with officers responding to reports of suspicious persons on Lancaster Pike and E. Franklin Street, with one case cleared upon arrival and another unable to be located.
The Circleville Police Department continues to monitor and investigate incidents, ensuring public safety throughout the community.
