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This is the Centreville Police Department’s March 2024 overview to Town Council from Chief Robert Hobbs, reporting activity and enforcement statistics. Criminal arrests rose from 4 in February to 9 in March; those nine arrests in March are listed as 1 on-view arrest and 8 criminal summons/warrant arrests. Traffic enforcement in March included 146 motor vehicle warnings, 32 traffic citations, and 23 safety equipment repair orders; Redspeed automated speed cameras at Railroad Avenue (by Queen Anne’s County High School), Watson Rd, and Chesterfield issued a combined 125 speed citations. Officers responded to 576 calls for service in March (down from 645 in February), with sampled incidents including 23 alarms, 1 assault/domestic, 258 business/residential patrol checks, 1 burglary, 1 arson, 4 frauds, and 13 K9 scans; listed special assignments include a Veterans meeting fraud presentation, Child Advocacy Committee meeting, Rotary Club meeting, and Easter Egg Hunt patrol at Millstream Park.
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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: March 2024 Department Overview Enforcement FEBRUARY MARCH 2024 2024 Criminal Arrests 4 9 CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY (Adult) During March 2024 Officers made a TOTAL of 9 ARRESTS: Criminal Arrests 0 0 (Juvenile) 48 1 On View Arrest Traffic Citations 32 8 Criminal Summon/Warrant Arrests MV Warnings 148 146 Safety Repairs 31 23 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY Parking Citations 0 0 During the month of March, 2024 Officers issued the following: Incidents 645 576 - 146Motor Vehicle Warnings - 32 Non-Arrestable Citations - 23 Safety Equipment Repair Orders 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 125 speed limit violation citations. COMPLAINTS/INCIDENTS During the month of March, 2024 Officers responded to 576 calls for service. A sample of these incidents are highlighted below. 23 Commercial and Residential Alarms 1 Assault/Domestic 258 Business/Residential Patrol Checks 2 Keep The Peace 5 Check The Welfare 1 Burglary 1 Arson 4 Frauds 13 K9 Scans SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS - Veterans Monthly Meeting – Fraud Presentation - Child Advocacy Committee Monthly Meeting - Rotary Club Meeting - Easter Egg Hunt Millstream Park Patrol