CIRCLEVILLE, OH – The Circleville Police Department handled a wide range of calls on April 9, 2026, including a warrant arrest, an injury crash, a reported burglary, and multiple incidents requiring emergency medical response.
Early Morning Arrest and Crash with Injuries
The day began with routine patrol activity along U.S. Route 23 before officers made a warrant arrest on South High Street just after 3:20 a.m.
Later in the morning, emergency crews were dispatched to Walnut Creek Pike for a crash involving injuries, with at least one person transported to the hospital.
Morning Calls Include Runaway, Fire, and Traffic Stops
Officers also responded to a runaway report on Chatham Road, while a well-being check on Faye Avenue was cleared without issue.
A potentially dangerous situation involving a natural gas or electrical issue on Tower Court was quickly contained.
Traffic enforcement efforts led to citations being issued during stops on U.S. Route 23 and Crites Road.
Midday Incidents: Dog Bite, Suspicious Activity, and Crash
Around midday, police handled a variety of calls, including:
- A dog bite incident on Town Street, where a victim was transported to the hospital
- A suspicious circumstances report on East Main Street
- A non-injury crash on North Pickaway Street
Officers also responded to an animal-related call on South Scioto Street that resulted in a theft report being taken.
Afternoon and Evening: Threats, Assault, and Burglary
As the day progressed, officers took a threats and harassment report on East Ohio Street and responded to several juvenile complaints across the city.
In the evening hours:
- An assault was reported on Town Street
- A burglary report was taken on East Main Street
- A vandalism complaint was filed on East Ohio Street
Police also responded to multiple animal calls and additional juvenile-related incidents.
Multiple Medical Calls and Late-Night Activity
Throughout the day, several calls required medical response, including:
- A mental health-related call on Pleasant Street, resulting in hospital transport
- A fire and squad response on East Mound Street, with a patient transported
- An open door call on North Court Street that also resulted in a squad transport
Late-night activity included reports of a suspicious vehicle and person, though some individuals were gone before officers arrived.
Summary
In total, officers responded to 37 calls for service, ranging from routine patrols and traffic enforcement to serious incidents involving injury crashes, assault, burglary, and medical emergencies.
