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This is the Centreville Police Department’s June 2025 monthly overview from Chief Robert Hobbs, summarizing enforcement totals, traffic activity, calls for service, and special assignments. In June officers made a total of 5 criminal (adult) arrests (down from 9 in May); juvenile arrests were 0 for both months. Traffic enforcement in June included 191 motor vehicle warnings, 29 non-arrestable citations, 18 safety equipment repair orders, 8 commercial vehicle inspections, and 1 parking citation; Redspeed automated speed cameras at three locations issued a combined 34 speed citations. Officers responded to 700 calls for service in June with sample incidents listed (3 assault/domestics, 1 MDOP, 9 K9 scans, 16 assists to other agencies, 4 911 hangups, 15 welfare checks, 6 thefts, 2 frauds, 7 traffic accidents, and 288 business/residential patrol checks), and the report notes special assignments including defensive tactics and firearm instruction, METERS and FBI training, and two Kennard Elementary events.

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TO: Centreville Town Council
FROM: Robert Hobbs, Chief of Police
SUBJECT: June 2025 Department Overview
MAY JUNE
Enforcement
2025 2025
CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY Criminal Arrests 9 5
(Adult)
During June, 2025 Officers made a TOTAL of 5 ARRESTS:
Criminal Arrests 0
0
(Juvenile)
 1 On View Arrests 59
Traffic Citations 29
 4 Criminal Summons/Warrant Service
MV Warnings 206 191
Safety Repairs 14 18
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY
During the month of June 2025, Officers issued the following: Parking Citations 1 1
- 191 Motor Vehicle Warnings Incidents 859 700
- 29 Non-Arrestable Citations
- 18 Safety Equipment Repair Orders
- 8 Commercial Vehicle Inspections
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 34 speed limit violation
citations.
COMPLAINTS/INCIDENTS
During the month of June 2025 Officers responded to 700 calls for service. A sample of these incidents are
highlighted below.
 3 Assault/Domestics
 1 MDOP
 9 K9 Scans
 16 Assist Other Agency
 4 911 Hangups
 15 Check The Welfare
 6 Theft
 2 Fraud
 7 Traffic Accidents
 288 Business/Residential Patrol Checks
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS
- Defensive Tactic Instructor Training – Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy
- Firearm Instruction - Range
- Kennard Elementary School – Officer Appreciation Day
- Kennard Elementary School – Field Day
- METERS Training
- FBI – Law Enforcement Executive Development Training
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