The Plymouth Police Department has released its weekly recap of police activity for the period of March 16th to 22nd, indicating a steady flow of incidents that the local force has been handling. In the span of a single week, officers responded to a total of 618 incidents, the department announced via a social media post. The update detailed a variety of engagements, including 11 arrests and 17 criminal complaints, reflecting the ongoing enforcement efforts in the community.
According to the Plymouth Police Department social media post, traffic issues remained a persistent part of the weekly police work, with the department dealing with 20 motor vehicle accidents and conducting 58 traffic stops. The update also highlighted the frequent occurrences of house and building alarms, totaling 29 for this week, along with 25 disturbances and 25 reports of suspicious activities, suggesting constant vigilance against potential threats to the public’s safety. The report reflects the various ways in which Plymouth officers interact with the community they serve.
The community’s reliance on the police for non-criminal matters was also evident, with officers managing 69 medical, mental, and well-being checks over the week. This notable number underscores the broad role police play in addressing a range of community needs, including responding to incidents where health and safety concerns are paramount. Furthermore, the police report included 39 accidental 911 calls, an occurrence that highlights the occasional misdirected reach for emergency services in the community…