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Police report: 670 calls in November; Halloween passed with no incidents
Summary
Stephens City Police Chief Charles E. Bockey Jr. reported 670 calls for service in November, 40 citations (18 speeding, 13 failing to obey traffic signs), 16 parking notices, 20 incident reports and 4 arrests; officers logged roughly 16 hours in court.
Stephens City Police Chief Charles E. Bockey Jr. presented the department's November report to the Town Council, reporting 670 calls for service during the month and mutual-aid assistance to neighboring agencies. The department wrote a total of 40 citations, including 18 for speeding and 13 for failure to obey traffic signs, and issued 16 parking violation notices (15 for no town decal).
The written report lists arrest categories and incident reports: four arrests and 20 incident reports for matters including runaway, construction fraud, mental-health investigation, assault and battery, traffic accidents, larceny, trespassing, shoplifting, and vandalism. Chief Bockey said officers spent approximately 16 hours in court during the month.
Chief Bockey also reported that Halloween night enforcement "went very smooth with no incidents," and identified trick-or-treating hot spots on Barley Drive and in the Stephens Landing subdivision. The minutes do not record any council direction in response to the police report.
