Community Crime Patrol Observe to Protect

6-19-15

Patrollers reported a suspicious male looking inside a parked vehicle in front of 1976 Iuka. CPD was notified of the situation via 645-4545. The individual left the area before the arrival of police. The suspicious male’s description and last known direction of travel was passed along to CPD.

6-24-15

Call of the Month

Patrollers were in the area of 15th and High when they witnessed a car accident involving two vehicles. CPD was notified of the situation via 645-4545. The patrollers conducted a well-being check on both drivers. Neither driver requested medical attention. Car 44 responded to the scene and cited the at-fault driver.

6-15-15

Patrollers monitored an argument involving two males in the area of Dakota and Broad. The patrollers advised that the males left the area without any further incident. No further action was needed.

6-29-15

Patrollers reported a domestic dispute between two females in the area of Broad and Hartford. CPD was notified of the situation via 645-4545. Before the arrival of police, the females ceased arguing. No further action was taken.

6-29-15

Patrollers were approached by a merchant in the area of Sullivant and Brehl who advised of a male with a handgun demanding cigarettes. CPD was notified of the situation. CPD Cars 195, 88 and 152 responded to the scene. The male was never located. No further action was taken.

6-30-15

Patrollers reported a suspicious female in the area of Chicago and Broad. Patrollers flagged down CPD Car 83 who was passing through the area. Car 83 made contact with the female and contacted the medics. Columbus Fire Department Medic 10 responded to the scene and transported the female to Mount Carmel Hospital West.

6-11-15

Patrollers reported a suspicious individual causing a disturbance in Schiller Park. CPD was notified of the situation via 645-4545. The patrollers advised that the individual left the area. CPD was re contacted and cancelled. No further action was taken.

6-03-15

Patrollers were approached by a resident in the area of Fayette and E. Cooke who advised that a female juvenile had been bitten by a dog. Columbus Fire Department Medic 19 and CPD Wagon 28 responded to the scene. Medic 19 transported the female to Children’s Hospital.