2024endofyear.pdf
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This is the Centreville Police Department’s 2024 enforcement overview submitted to the Town Council by Chief Robert Hobbs. The report includes annual counts and a few month-specific figures: it lists 63 criminal arrests in 2024 (compared with 47 in 2023) and notes 47 arrests made in December 2024, plus 2 juvenile arrests and 35 criminal summons/warrants. Traffic enforcement figures for 2024 include 2,000 motor vehicle warnings, 449 non-arrestable citations, 296 safety equipment repair orders, 60 commercial vehicle inspections, 6 DUIs, and 11 parking citations; Redspeed automated speed cameras issued a combined 771 speed citations. Officers responded to 8,356 calls for service in 2024, with a sample breakdown (e.g., 152 alarms, 59 assaults/domestics, 6 burglaries, 31 frauds, 13 malicious destruction, 41 thefts, 113 welfare checks, 3,974 patrol checks, and 125 K9 scans). The report also lists special assignments and community events (National Night Out, Holiday Parade, Shop With A Hero, Centreville Day, etc.) and a summary of officer/command staff trainings and certifications achieved in 2024.
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Centreville Police Department 420 North Commerce Street Centreville, Maryland 21617 Office - 410-758-8437 Robert L. Hobbs Fax - 410-758-8439 Chief of Police ______________________________________________________________________________ TO: Centreville Town Council FROM: Robert Hobbs, Chief of Police SUBJECT: 2024 Department Overview Enforcement 2023 2024 Criminal Arrests 47 63 CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY (Adult) During December, 2024 Officers made a TOTAL of 47 ARRESTS: Criminal Arrests 2 2 (Juvenile) 594 2 Juvenile Arrests Traffic Citations 449 35 Criminal Summons/Warrants MV Warnings 2474 2000 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY Safety Repairs 277 296 During 2024 Officers issued the following: Parking Citations 16 11 - 2000 Motor Vehicle Warnings Incidents 7223 8356 - 449 Non-Arrestable Citations - 296 Safety Equipment Repair Orders - 60 Commercial Vehicle Inspections - 6 DUI The Redspeed Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras are currently located on Railroad Avenue at Queen Anne’s County High School, Watson Rd, and Chesterfield and have issued a combined 771 speed limit violation citations. COMPLAINTS/INCIDENTS During 2024 Officers responded to 8356 calls for service. A sample of these incidents are highlighted below. 152 Commercial and Residential Alarms 59 Assaults/Domestics 6 Burglary 31 Fraud 13 Malicious Destruction of Property 3974 Business/Residential Patrol Checks 113 Check The Welfare 41 Theft 125 K9 Scans SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS - Juvenile Compliance Audit -100% Compliant - Fraud Prevention Seminar - Veterans - National Night Out - Evidence Destruction - Holiday Parade - Drink MD - Wreaths Across America - Crossroads Training/Meetings - New Hires - Awards Ceremony - Fraud Prevention Seminar – Symphony Village - Queen Anne’s Drug Task Force Meetings - Multiple Community Policing School Events - Shop With A Hero Event - Symphony Village – July 4th Parade - Centreville Day COMMAND STAFF/OFFICER TRAINING Listed below are some training/certifications Command Staff/Officers have achieved throughout 2024: - LiDAR Instructor School Certification - K9 Cash Maryland State Certification - Lexipol Training - Sexual Assault Kit Training - Queen Anne’s County Hazard Mitigation Training - CPR/AED Training - Field Training Officer Certification - Drug Trafficking Prevention Training - Interview/Interrogation Training - Juvenile Reform Training - Commercial Vehicle Inspection Certification - Tactical De-Escalation Training - Firearm Qualification Instructor Certification - Advanced Roadside Impairment Detection Training - Forensic Interview Training - METERS Certification - Mandated Yearly Training 2