Police Reports

WETUMPKA POLICE DEPARTMENT

OCT. 5

• Identity theft was reported on Jeanette Barrett Boulevard.

OCT. 4

• Fraudulent use of a credit or debit card was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

• Theft was reported on Cotton Lakes Boulevard.

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

OCT. 3

• Fraudulent use of a credit or debit card was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

• Theft was reported on North Shelby Street.

OCT. 2

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

• Domestic violence was reported on South Pine Street.

OCT. 1

• Domestic violence was reported on Opothleohola Street.

• Domestic violence was reported on South Pine Street.

• Domestic violence was reported in Autumnwood Village.

• Harassment was reported on Cherry Street. Theft was reported on Bridge Street.

SEPT. 29

• Burglary and theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

SEPT. 28

• Domestic violence was reported on River Ridge Street.

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

SEPT. 27

• Harassment and criminal trespass was reported on Camelia Drive.

• Domestic violence was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

Tallassee Police Department

OCT. 6

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Alber Drive.

OCT. 5

• A juvenile complaint was filed on South Tallassee Drive.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Gilmer Avenue.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Freeman Avenue.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Alber Drive.

• A white female was arrested on U.S. Highway 231.

• A noise ordinance complaint was filed on Magnolia Road.

• A noise ordinance complaint was filed on Gilmer Avenue.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

• Criminal mischief was reported on Ashurst Avenue.

• Reckless driving was reported on Notasulga Road.

• Panhandling was reported on South Tallassee Drive.

• Animal control was requested on Central Plank Road.

• Animal control was requested on West James Street.

• Animal control was requested on Eubanks Street.

• Animal control was requested on Softball Way.

• A motor vehicle accident with no injuries was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

OCT. 4

• A motor vehicle accident was reported on Jordan Avenue.

• A motor vehicle accident was reported on Highway 229.

• Property damage was reported on Hillcrest Street.

• An animal complaint was reported on Jordan Avenue.

• A motor vehicle accident was reported on Jordan Avenue.

• Suspicious activity was reported on Redden Avenue.

• A welfare check was conducted on Kent Road.

• Animal control was requested on Barnett Boulevard.

• A prowler was reported on Hickory Street.

OCT. 3

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Asbury Ridge.

• A white male was arrested on Barnett Boulevard.

• A Black male was arrested during a trespassing call on Second Avenue.

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Tallassee Highway.

• A white female was arrested on Main Street.

• A white female was arrested during a traffic stop on Gilmer Avenue.

• Criminal mischief was re ported on Macedonia Road.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

• A welfare check was conducted on Upper River Road.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Lower Tuskegee Road.

• Harassment was reported on Cliff Street.

• A juvenile complaint was reported on Lower Tuskegee Road.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Gilmer Avenue.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

OCT. 2

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Little Road.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

• Trespassing was reported on Joy Street.

• A white male was arrested during a domestic incident on Gilmer Avenue.

• An animal complaint was reported on James Street.

• A domestic incident was reported on Wall Street.

• Disorderly conduct was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A juvenile complaint was reported on Camelia Drive.

• Theft was reported on Joy Street.

OCT. 1

• A noise complaint was reported on Notasulga Road.

• A Black male was arrested during an intoxicated person call on Gilmer Avenue.

• Trespassing was reported on James Street.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Gilmer Avenue.

• A domestic incident was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• Trespassing was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A Black male was arrested during a domestic violence call on Grimes Street.

• A juvenile complaint was reported on Macedonia Road.

• Reckless driving was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Friendship Road.

• A welfare check was conducted on South Tallassee Drive.

• A civil disturbance was reported on Third Avenue.

• Livestock was reported in the roadway on Macedonia Road.

• An animal bite was reported on Darnell Road.

SEPT. 30

• A noise complaint was reported on Washington Street.

• A welfare check was conducted on Third Street.

• Trespassing was reported on Mott Lane.

• A welfare check was conducted on Walter Place.

• Harassment was reported on Ashurst Avenue.

• Trespassing was reported on Walter Place.

• Theft was reported on Barnett Boulevard.

• A welfare check was conducted on Jefferson Street.

• A domestic incident was reported on Story Street.

• A noise complaint was reported on King Street.

• A private property motor vehicle accident was reported on Notasulga Road.

• An animal complaint was reported on Freeman Avenue.

• Trespassing was reported on Murphy Road.

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Freeman Avenue.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Friendship Road.

• A domestic dispute was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

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• A hit and run motor vehicle accident was reported on Barnett Boulevard.

• Debris was reported in the roadway on Gilmer Avenue.

• An arrest was made on Lower Tuskegee Road.

• Animal control was requested on Courtland Drive.

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