Williams 911: Week of Nov. 2

The Williams Police Department (WPD) answered the following calls for service (among others) —

•Officers assisted Arizona Department of Public Safety with an accident on I-40;

•Officers responded to a shoplifting call at local business on Route 66;

•Officers responded to a suspicious person at a local hotel;

•Officers took a report of an assault that occurred 4 days ago at Love’s Travel Stop;

•Officers responded to a disturbance on Rodeo Road, an intoxicated person was taken home;

•Officers took a private property accident report on Railroad Avenue,

•Officers responded to a medical call on Route 66. Patient turned over to Life Line;

•Officers took in found property at Clover Hill Shell station. Officer contacted the owner, who picked up the property;

•Officers took a report of a delayed assault that occurred on Seventh Street;

•Officers took a report from a tourist who hit something in the roadway with a rental car;

•Officers responded to a disturbance on Fulton Street, a disturbance was verbal only, parties were separated;

•Officers responded to a fight on Fulton Street, a man arrested for a felony warrant;

•Officers assisted Coconino County Sheriff’s Department with a DUI arrest on South Road;

•Officers responded to a medical call on Sherman Ave. Patient turned over to Life Line;

•Officers responded to a trespassing call at a local hotel. Person was removed from the property;

•Officers dealt with a civil matter at a local hotel;

•Officers dealt with a civil matter at a local apartment complex;

•Officers investigated a non-injury accident on Pine St. and Route 66;

•Officers walked through fall festival at middle school and volleyball game at high school;

•Officers picked up a loose dog at Grand Canyon Railway;

•Officers responded to a disturbance at a local hotel. Disturbance was verbal only, parties were separated;

•Officers took a report of theft at a local hotel. Victim called back and found item in room;

•Officers responded to a medical call at Love’s Travel Stop. Patient turned over to Lifeline;

•Officers responded to a deer shot on the golf course. Investigations showed deer was shot in forest behind golf course, ran onto the golf course, and died;

•Officers responded to a domestic dispute on Grant Ave. Dispute was verbal only, parties were separated;

•Officers responded to a dog attack at Safeway. A woman was attacked by a dog, which was detained and transported to shelter. Dog owner became belligerent and was arrested for disorderly conduct. Victim was transported to clinic;

•Officers investigated a non-injury accident on 3rd St. and Railroad Avenue;

•Officers took a report of private property accident at a local hotel;

•Officers responded to a mental health situation on Grant Ave. Person was transported to Flagstaff Guidance Center;

•Officers responded to shots fired near the golf course. Nothing was found in the area, possible hunters;

•Officers took a report of possible trespassing at a local hotel;

•Officers responded to an intoxicated man causing issues on Route 66. Man was removed from area by ambulance after he fell several times;

•Officers responded to a loud party on Homestead Ave. Owner turned down music;

•Officers responded to a loud party on 5th St. Owner turned down music;

•Officers responded to a disturbance on Route 66. Subjects fled area before officer arrival;

•Officers responded to a disturbance on 11th St. Disturbance turned out to be Halloween display screaming;

•Officers responded to suspicious activity at a local hotel;

•Officers responded to disturbance on Morse Ave. Disturbance was a family matter, handled on scene;

•Officers took a report of theft at Love’s Travel Stop;

•Officers responded to a suspicious person at a local hotel;

•Officers responded to a noise complaint on 2nd St. Music turned down;

•Officers responded to a man following a little girl at a hotel. The older man was concerned about the little girl running around the hotel alone, handled on scene;

•Officers assisted at play-off football game;

•Officers responded to a medical at local hotel. Patient turned over to Life Line;

•Officers responded to a vehicle blocking traffic on Railroad Avenue, the vehicle was tagged; and

•Officers issued 13 citations and gave out 44 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 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.