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This is the July 2024 Department Overview from Chief of Police Robert Hobbs to the Centreville Town Council, comparing selected June and July 2024 enforcement and activity totals. Adult criminal arrests were 7 in June and 5 in July; juvenile arrests were 0 both months, and the report states officers made a total of 5 arrests in July (including on-view arrests and warrant/criminal summons). In July officers issued 151 motor vehicle warnings, 26 non-arrestable citations, 29 safety equipment repair orders, 6 commercial vehicle inspections, and 2 parking citations, and Redspeed automated speed cameras at Railroad Avenue (at Queen Anne’s County High School), Watson Rd, and Chesterfield issued a combined 58 speed citations. Officers responded to 579 calls for service in July; highlighted incidents include 13 alarms, 4 assault/domestics, 2 frauds, 2 sexual assaults, 1 burglary, 1 overdose, 301 business/residential patrol checks, 10 K9 scans, and 6 search & seizure warrants served. The report also lists special assignments and training completed in the period, such as Lexipol training, the Symphony Village July 4th parade, staff meetings, conferences, and multiple officer training schools.
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TO: Centreville Town Council FROM: Robert Hobbs, Chief of Police SUBJECT: July 2024 Department Overview JUNE JULY Enforcement 2024 2024 CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY Criminal Arrests 7 5 (Adult) During July, 2024 Officers made a TOTAL of 5 ARRESTS: Criminal Arrests 0 0 (Juvenile) 3 On View Arrests 36 Traffic Citations 26 2 Warrant/Criminal Summons MV Warnings 196 151 Safety Repairs 24 29 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY During the month of July, 2024 Officers issued the following: Parking Citations 1 2 - 151 Motor Vehicle Warnings Incidents 747 579 - 26 Non-Arrestable Citations - 29 Safety Equipment Repair Orders - 6 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 58 speed limit violation citations. COMPLAINTS/INCIDENTS During the month of July, 2024 Officers responded to 579 calls for service. A sample of these incidents are highlighted below. 13 Commercial and Residential Alarms 4 Assault/Domestics 1MDOP 2 Frauds 2 Sexual Assaults 301 Business/Residential Patrol SPEED SPEED AVERAGE MAXIMUM DAYS VOLUME Checks TRAILER SPEED SPEED OF LIMIT DATA 10 K9 Scans _ _ 1 Burglary _ _ _ _ 1 Overdose _ _ 2 Keep The Peace _ _ _ _ 6 Search & Seizure Warrants Served SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS - Lexipol Training - Symphony Village July 4th Parade - CPD All Hands Staff Meeting/Training - Task For ce Advisor y Meeting - Social Media Conference - Field Training Officer School - Armor School - Defensive Tactic Training – Eastern Shore Police Academy