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For the week of June 30, 2008 through July 6,
2008, the Police Department responded to 143 calls
for service. The following table indicates the
type and number of calls:
Type of Call
|
Number of Calls |
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Accidents |
9 |
|
Alarm |
4 |
|
Animal Control |
16 |
|
Assault |
0 |
|
Burglary |
1 |
|
Civil Dispute |
5 |
|
Criminal Mischief |
5 |
|
Criminal Trespass |
0 |
|
Disturbance |
17 |
|
Disturbance – Family
Violence |
2 |
|
Emergency Assist |
2 |
|
Fraud
|
1 |
|
Harassment |
2 |
|
Illegal Parking/Dumping |
1 |
|
Illegal Skateboarding |
1 |
|
Lost or Stolen Property |
1 |
|
Public Relations –
Motorist Assist |
1 |
|
Public Relations –
Vehicle Unlock |
23 |
|
Recovery of Property |
5 |
|
Special Assignment |
0 |
|
Sexual
Assault
|
0 |
|
Suicide/ Attempted
Suicide |
0 |
|
Suspicious Activity |
10 |
|
Theft
|
6 |
|
Traffic Hazards |
11 |
|
Warrant Service |
10 |
|
Welfare Concern |
0 |
|
Other |
10 |
Of the nine accidents reported all were classified
as minor.
Exercise equipment was
stolen from the back seat of a vehicle parked in
front of a business, surveillance video will be
reviewed for possible identification of a suspect.
A complainant’s vehicle window was broken while
parked unattended for several hours in a grocery
store parking lot, nothing was reported missing.
A window was reported broken in the gym at the
Fredericksburg Elementary School. After
investigation, what was reported as burglary of a
building has been classified as unfounded.
Officers responded to six
theft complaints for the week. Four tires were
reported stolen from a resident’s yard while on
vacation, and a resident reported her dog stolen
from the back yard of her home. Suspects were
questioned for shoplifting items at a local store.
A complainant reported a bicycle stolen from his
carport. After pumping fuel, a customer was
contacted and advised the credit card did not pay
for the transaction, the customer returned to pay
for the fuel purchased. A suspect at a local
grocery store was issued a citation for
shoplifting and arrested for an outstanding
warrant.
The Police Department
arrested a total of 13 individuals during this
period for the following offenses:
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Public Intoxication
Failure to Appear |
1 |
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Out of County Warrant |
1 |
|
No Driver’s License
(When Unlicensed)
Out of County Warrant |
1 |
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Public Intoxication |
4 |
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Driving While
Intoxicated |
2 |
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Theft <$50
Failure to Appear |
1 |
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Assault |
3 |
Special Services Division reported a sixteen year
old male Fail to comply with Duty on striking
unattended vehicle.
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