Many calls that the Police Department receives are not always included in the blotter, as they are under investigation or a synopsis is not received. To show the amount of work our PD does do, we are including a weekly roster of stats. This week, there were 133 total incidents in the blotter:
Agency Assistance 6
Alarm 13
Animal Pickup 4
Assault/Battery 1
Battery on Person 1
Burglary 1
Business or License Problem 1
Citizen Assist 4
Controlled Substance Problem 1
Domestic Violence IP 1
Driving Under the Influence 2
Fighting IP 1
Found Person 1
Found Property 4
Fraud 2
Graffiti 1
Identification Check 1
Information Report 1
Intoxicated Person 1
Keep The Peace 1
Lost Property 1
Mental Person 1
Minor Gambling 1
Miscellaneous CAD Call Record 2
Missing Person 1
Noise Disturbance 4
Person On Foot 3
Phone Harassment 3
Property Damage, Non Vandalism 1
Reckless Driver 1
Sex Offender Verification 2
Stolen Vehicle 2
Stroke (Cva) 1
Suicidal Person 1
Suspicious Person/Circumstance 11
Suspicious/Pers 7
Suspicious/Veh 3
Theft 5
Theft From Veh 1
Threatening 2
TPO/Restraining Order/Subpoena 2
Traffic Accident w/ Damage 1
Traffic Accident w/ Injuries 1
Traffic accident W/O injury 3
Traffic Problem 3
Trespassing IP 2
Verbal Dispute IP 2
VIN Number Inspection 9
Wanted Person 4
Welfare Check 4
Jan. 24:
Wanted Person: Officer made contact with an adult male at a local casino. The male was arrested on an outstanding warrant without incident.
Traffic accident W/O injury: While moving a trailer from the Police Department bay a patrol vehicle struck the side of a cement wall causing minor damage.
Jan. 25:
Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Police responded to a residential burglary. A report was taken and the incident is under investigation.
Jan. 26:
Stolen Vehicle: An officer observed a suspicious vehicle, the vehicle was found to be listed as stolen. The driver was taken into custody for the stolen vehicle and other charges.
Graffiti: An Officer responded to a walking path reference graffiti.
Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Police responded to possible vandalism. A report was taken.
Theft From Veh: Police responded to a theft from vehicle. A report was taken and the incident is under investigation.
Theft: Officers responded to a local motel in reference to a theft.
Driving Under the Influence: An officer conducted a traffic stop for violations, after an investigation the driver was arrested for DUI.
Jan. 27:
Burglary: Officers were dispatched to a local discount store reference a business burglary. The report was initiated and the investigation continues.
Stolen Vehicle: An inmate at the Mesquite Detention Center reported his vehicle as stolen.
Noise Disturbance: An Officer was dispatched to the Mesquite Police Station lobby reference a noise complaint. The reporting party requested to file a noise complaint about young children playing loudly in an upstairs apartment.
Theft: Report taken for theft of alcoholic beverages. The victim requested the incident be a matter of record.
Fraud: A report of identity theft was taken at the Mesquite Police Station lobby. There is no offender information or leads at this time.
Found Person: An officer responded to a local elementary reference a little boy who was unable to exit the bus due to a parent not being present. While officers were investigating the incident, the boy’s parents arrived to pick up the child. There are no charges stemming from the incident.
Battery on Person: Officers were dispatched to a fight in progress at a park. A male was cited for simple battery.
Wanted Person: Officers arrested a male who had a warrant out of Mesquite Municipal Court.
Jan. 28:
Controlled Substance Problem: A traffic stop was made for a lane violation. An adult female was arrested for possession of drugs, minor in possession of alcohol, and a driver’s license violation.
Agency Assistance: Fire and rescue was dispatched to a local residence for an elderly female not breathing. It was determined the female died of natural causes.
Found Property: A unknown citizen found a wallet and turned it in to police. Officers were able to identify the owner and secure the wallet until it can be returned.
Business or License Problem: An officer responded to a report of an unlicensed solicitor going door to door. Upon contact, the officer determined the solicitor did not have the proper licensing or visible identification. The solicitor was issued a citation and released.
Fraud: An officer was contacted by a local resident for a report of fraud. The resident received a check in the mail that was determined to be fraudulent. There is no offender information at this time.
Verbal Dispute IP: Officers responded to a residence for a report of a verbal dispute between family members. No crime was committed and all parties agreed to separate for the evening to their rooms.
Theft: Officers were dispatched to a theft at a local casino, a written statement was gathered and the investigation is ongoing.
Wanted Person: Officers arrested a male who had a warrant out of Mesquite Municipal Court.
Suicidal Person: Officers responded to a suicidal subject who was transported to the hospital.
Jan. 29:
Traffic accident W/O injury: Police responded to a private property damage call. Information was exchanged.
Threatening: Officers responded to a local business for a report of a threatening phone call. The investigation into who made the threats is ongoing. There are currently no leads.
Theft: Officers responded to a shoplifting call at a local business, a female juvenile was issued a citation and released to an adult guardian.
Jan. 30:
Person On Foot: Officers arrested a male subject who had a misdemeanor warrant out of the Mesquite Municipal Court.
Domestic Violence IP: Officers responded to a report of fighting in the street in a residential neighborhood. When officers arrived the parties were separated, no one involved wanted to press charges.
Phone Harassment: Report taken for alleged harassment by a family member via social media.
Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Officer received information of a stolen I-pad, after a brief investigation, officers were able recover the I-pad and return it to the owner.
was just wondering why you don’t put the streets where the police are going like you did
With changes from the police report as they come in, we haven’t been putting the streets in due to time constraints. We may begin doing it again in the future, but for now, this is what we have.
I agree with Mike, not very interesting report without details.