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Spooner police chief reports trainings, two SRT calls and seizure of THC and a firearm
Summary
In the March 4 meeting the police chief reported training and certification activity, two SRT calls, traffic stops that led to search warrants and the seizure of a large quantity of THC and a firearm, and reported a total of 992 contacts and cases.
The Spooner police chief provided an operations update at the March 4 council meeting, reporting a range of training and enforcement activity and a total of 992 contacts and cases.
According to the chief’s report, the department ran a Right Track program training with a sixth-grade class; the chief and a captain attended a chief’s conference; three officers completed intoximeter recertification and the department recorded CPR recertifications. The department held a qualification shoot with the State Patrol. Bar checks conducted with the Department of Revenue identified violations that were corrected. The chief reported two SRT calls and said that traffic stops resulted in search warrants and the seizure of a "large quantity of THC" and a firearm; the transcript does not specify the amount of THC or further case details.
The chief recorded total contacts and cases at 992 for the period covered in the report. No formal motions or votes were associated with the chief’s report during the minutes provided.
The report was delivered as part of routine staff updates during the meeting; the council then proceeded to other business and adjourned at 5:08 p.m.
