911: week of Sept. 14
The Williams Police Department (WPD) answered the following calls for service (among others) —
• Officers attended memorial service for first responders;
• Officers responded to a civil matter on Homestead Avenue;
• Officers investigated a non-injury accident at a local gas station;
• Officers arrested a woman and man for disorderly conduct and criminal damage at a local hotel;
• Officers dealt with a highly intoxicated person on Railroad Avenue, the person was taken to their hotel room;
• Officers dealt with a child custody issue on Route 66;
• Officers responded to suspicious activity on First Street;
• Officers took a lost wallet report, the wallet was turned in and taken back to the owner;
• Officers took an IRS phone scam report from a citizen;
• Officers responded to suspicious activity on Fulton Avenue;
• Officers arrested a man for a valid warrant and dangerous drugs on Fulton Avenue;
• Officers took lost property report on Grand Canyon Boulevard;
• Officers responded to a gas leak on Second Street, the matter was turned over to the Fire Department;
• Officers took a sexual assault report, the matter is under investigation;
• Officers responded to juvenile issue on Seventh Street;
• Officers issued a verbal warning and separated the people involved in a disturbance on Grant Avenue;
• Officers investigated a hit and run accident at a local gas station;
• Officers took a criminal damage report on Route 66;
• Officers responded to a disturbance at a local hotel;
• Officers responded to an alarm at a local business on Route 66;
• Officers took a theft report on Route 66;
• Officers issued a verbal warning and separated the people involved in a disturbance on Fulton Avenue;
• Officers worked the football game at the high school, there were no issues except for firework complaints;
• Officers responded to suspicious activity on Edison Avenue;
• Officers took stolen vehicle report after someone failed to return rental from the I-40 fleet;
• Officers arrested a man for 10 counts of aggravated assault after he threatened people on a bus tour with a knife at a local grocery store;
• Officers investigated an injury accident at Edison Avenue and Grand Canyon Boulevard;
• Officers took a criminal damage report at a local hotel;
• Officers arrested a man for trespassing and criminal damage at a local hotel;
• Officers investigated a non-injury vehicle versus deer accident in the 1100 block of east Route 66;
• Officers removed a person from a local hotel for trespassing;
• Officers and the Fire Department responded to a fire alarm on Rodeo Road;
• Officers assisted with traffic control for the mountain men run;
• Officers turned a medical call on Route 66 over to Life Line;
• Officers turned a medical call for a juvenile who wrecked their bike on Route 66 over to Life Line;
• Officers took a private property accident report on Railroad Avenue;
• Officers responded to a civil matter at a local restaurant;
• Officers responded to a woman yelling on Route 66, a drunk woman was taken back to her hotel room;
• Officers responded to a suspicious person on Edison Avenue, officers found nothing in the area;
• Officers responded to an intoxicated man causing issues on Route 66, the man complied with officers and went home;
• Officers arrested two men for breaking street lights on Grand Canyon Boulevard;
• Officers arrested a man for possession of marijuana after a traffic stop on Grand Canyon Boulevard;
• Officers assisted the Flagstaff Police Department with an emergency message on Grant Avenue; • Officers assisted Life Line at several locations;
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 who 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 as much as $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.
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