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Marshall police report: March traffic stops, citations and calls for service
Summary
The police representative reported 205 traffic stops in March, 20 resulting citations, 10 arrests for those stops, 6 DWIs for the month and an average of 69 calls per day (2,155 calls). Animal shelter activity and municipal court warrant service were also noted.
A police representative reported the department’s monthly statistics for March to the Marshall City Council. The department recorded 205 traffic stops in March that resulted in 20 citations and 10 arrests tied to those stops; the department recorded six DWI offenses for the month. Officers logged 2,155 calls for service during the month, an average of 69 calls per day. Police reports taken during the month totaled 148 (an average of about four reports per day) and those reports resulted in 29 arrests. The municipal-court warrant service count for the month was 10.
The animal shelter reported one citation, handled 14 dogs and puppies picked up, returned seven dogs to owners and facilitated four dog adoptions; no cats were returned to owners or adopted during the month. The police representative concluded the report without additional requests for council action.
