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Police report shows modest rise in total offenses but declines in aggravated assault; drug and firearms seizures up
Summary
Chief Sands presented preliminary WASPIC data showing a slight rise in total offenses, a reduction in aggravated assaults, and an increase in drug and illegal‑firearms seizures attributed to proactive street‑crimes work; staffing additions were noted and national night out plans announced.
Moses Lake Police Chief Sands presented preliminary 2024 crime data from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPIC), reporting a slight uptick in total offenses while noting declines in aggravated assaults and an increase in drug and illegal‑firearms seizures driven by proactive policing efforts.
Why it matters: The data provide a snapshot of public‑safety trends that inform policing priorities, resource allocation and community outreach.
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