Williams 911: week of October 11
The Williams Police Department (WPD) answered the following calls for service (among others) -
• Officers responded to couple locked in Bearizona, subjects were let out by employee’s;
• Officers removed a transient in a shed at Cuerton Park;
• Officers responded to a suspicious person and vehicle on Seventh Street;
• Officers investigated a non-injury hit and run accident on Grand Canyon Boulevard;
• Officers assisted Flag PD with location of a suspect;
• Officers investigated non-injury accident on Highway 64 and Kaibab
• Officers took report of lost property on Route 66;
• Officers responded to disturbance on Route 66, a man and woman were arrested for threats, harassment and trespass;
• Officers went to head start and gave class on stranger danger.
• Officers responded to theft on Boyd Avenue, turned out to be civil matter.
• Officers assisted Life Line at a local hotel;
• Officers assisted Life Line at Bearizona;
• Officers arrested a man for a warrant on Sixth Street;
• Officers assisted Life Line on Country Club;
• Officers took in found property at a local hotel; and
• Officers issued nine citations and gave out 16 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.
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