The Princeton Police Department continues to be busy with September calls for service down slightly from August.
Chief Chris King told the city council Monday his department answered 385 calls for service in September or nearly 13 per day. That was down from 447 calls for service in August.
Princeton Police made 62 criminal arrests in September — down six from August — with 19 felony arrests and 43 misdemeanor arrests made. Officers also served 66 warrants, summonses, and protective orders.
Drivers in Princeton were safer in September with just 11 vehicle collisions investigated compared to 22 in August. None of September’s crashes involved injury.
Princeton Police also issued 12 traffic citations and gave 21 verbal warnings to drivers last month.
Chief Chris King told the city council Monday his department answered 385 calls for service in September or nearly 13 per day. That was down from 447 calls for service in August.
Princeton Police made 62 criminal arrests in September — down six from August — with 19 felony arrests and 43 misdemeanor arrests made. Officers also served 66 warrants, summonses, and protective orders.
Drivers in Princeton were safer in September with just 11 vehicle collisions investigated compared to 22 in August. None of September’s crashes involved injury.
Princeton Police also issued 12 traffic citations and gave 21 verbal warnings to drivers last month.
