Plymouth Township police made 64 arrests and conducted 534 traffic stops in September, according to the department's monthly activity report included in the agenda packet for the Tuesday, Oct. 13 council meeting.
The report, first reported by MoreThanTheCurve, will be presented at the 7 p.m. business meeting in the Karen B. Weiss Meeting Room. The meeting was moved from its usual schedule because of a scheduling conflict, according to the Oct. 5 workshop packet.
Officers issued 157 traffic citations during the month. They also responded to 78 accidents and charged six drivers with DUI.
The department, led by Chief John Myrsiades, opened 144 investigations into Part I and Part II offenses, a classification that covers crimes from homicide to public drunkenness. Retail theft calls totaled 28, and officers were called to hotels 75 times.
No robberies were reported.
Firearm-involved incidents numbered 16. Drug investigations totaled 19, and officers handled three overdose incidents. Police recorded three burglaries, three assaults, two stolen vehicles, eight thefts, 10 forgery or fraud cases and six vandalism reports.
Officers responded to 34 domestic disturbances and 27 mental health incidents. They also fielded 21 calls categorized as unhoused or public assistance.
Officers logged 437 directed patrols and 115 traffic details during September.
The full report begins on page 59 of the Tuesday, Oct. 13 council business meeting packet, available at plymouthtownship.org.
Residents with tips can contact the Plymouth Township Police Department at 610-233-0585 or email [email protected].
