The Circleville Police Department responded to a busy day of calls Thursday, November 6, handling 46 separate incidents across the city ranging from thefts and domestic disturbances to routine patrols and minor traffic issues.
Officers conducted numerous extra patrols throughout the early morning hours, including along North Court Street, Edgewood Drive, and East Mound Street. A suspicious vehicle was reported on North Court Street around 1 a.m., but no report was taken.
At 7:19 a.m., police responded to a reported theft on South Court Street, followed by a non-injury crash on Watt Street and a domestic trouble call on South Court Street shortly after 8 a.m. Officers also handled a neighbor dispute in the same area later that morning.
Later in the day, officers took reports of an unruly juvenile on Clinton Street, multiple harassment and threat complaints on South Court and East Mound streets, and two separate thefts — one on Logan Street and another in progress along U.S. Route 23.
A hit-skip accident was reported on West Main Street around 5 p.m., and a non-injury crash on U.S. 23 was turned over to another agency. Officers also issued several traffic warnings, handled two found property calls, and investigated a domestic disturbance on Sherwood Drive just before midnight.
Animal calls, alarm drops, and parking complaints were also addressed throughout the day, with one citation issued on Sunset Drive for a parking violation.
No major injuries were reported during Thursday’s incidents. The Circleville Police Department continues to encourage residents to report suspicious activity and remain aware of their surroundings.
