Williams 911: Dec. 9, 2009
The Williams Police Department answered the following calls for service -
Officers dealt with a civil matter at a hotel.
Officers conducted a civil standby on Newton.
Officers arrested a female for theft.
Officers took in a found wallet.
Officers responded to Pine Meadows in reference to trespassing. The case was forwarded to the city attorney.
Officers arrested a male for driving with a suspended driver's license.
Officers responded to suspicious activity on Second Street.
Officers responded to a noise complaint on Rodeo Road.
Officers took a report of a theft of hubcaps from a vehicle.
Officers stopped a vehicle for speeding in a school zone and found the vehicle had no current registration and no insurance. The vehicle was impounded for a mandatory 30 days.
Officers took in found hunting equipment.
Officers responded to a transient causing problems on Grand Canyon Boulevard. The subject was removed from the area.
Officers responded to a convenience store in reference to an intoxicated subject causing problems. Officers arrested a male for disorderly conduct.
Officers took in a found ring from the senior center.
Officers cited two individuals for trespassing in reference to an incident that occurred the day prior at Pine Meadows.
Officers responded to two loose dogs on Fifth Street, which were gone when officers arrived.
Officers assisted LifeLine with a 10-month-old not breathing on Rodeo. The child was transported to Flagstaff Medical Center.
Officers investigated three hit and run accidents involving stop signs.
Officers responded to suspicious activity on Fulton.
Officers responded to a suspicious vehicle on Fourth Street.
Officers responded to a possible burglary in progress on Second Street. Officers checked the residence and found everything to be secure.
Officers dealt with a dog issue on Franklin.
Officers responded to a smoke alarm on Sixth Street.
Officers conducted checks during a basketball tournament at the high school.
Officers responded to a domestic on Grant Avenue and arrested a male for assault.
Officers responded to a fight at the middle school. Officers took a report of mutual combat.
Officers towed an abandoned vehicle on Pine and Railroad.
Officers responded to suspicious activity in a drainage ditch on Sherman. Two juveniles were removed.
Officers responded to Edison in reference to suspicious activity.
Officers investigated a non-injury accident on Perkinsville Road.
Officers took a harassment report on Route 66.
Officers responded to a domestic on Third and arrested a male for assault and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Officers assisted with an intoxicated female juvenile who was transported to Flagstaff Medical Center. Officers are still investigating the incident.
Officers assisted with an accident involving a death on Interstate 40 at exit 165.
Officers took a report of the theft of a laptop on Fulton.
Offices responded to a fight on Fulton. The suspect was gone upon officer arrival.
Officers assisted LifeLine at a hotel.
Officers responded to a loose dog call on Fulton.
Officers investigated a non-injury hit and run accident on Mountain Man Trail.
Officers assisted with a funeral escort.
Officers conducted welfare checks at the basketball tournament.
Officers responded to an unattended child in a vehicle in front of the post office. Officers warned a parent of possible consequences.
Officers dealt with numerous snow issues and pulled several citizens out of snow banks while assisting with slide offs.
Officers investigated a non-injury accident on Fifth and Grant.
Officers investigated a non-injury accident on Third and Railroad.
Officers investigated a non-injury accident on West Route 66.
Officers investigated an injury accident on the off ramp at I-40 exit 161.
Officers assisted with an injury rollover on Highway 64 at Kaibab Lake.
Officers investigated a non-injury accident on First Street.
Officers assisted, along with city crews, in getting a stuck school bus moving at First and Hancock.
Officers dealt with many issues once I-40, I-17 and Highway 64 were closed.
Officers responded to a suicidal female on Rodeo Road.
Officers responded to a disturbance on Tabor.
Officers issued seven citations and gave out 22 warnings.
Anyone with any information is urged to call the WPD at (928) 635-4461. Anonymous tips can be left at any time at (928) 635-5992. Those that want to report a crime while remaining anonymous, can also call Silent Witness at (928) 774-6111 or (877) 29-CRIME. Silent Witness offers rewards of up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.
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