OCEAN CITY POLICE SUMMARIZED WEEK’S ACTIVITIES
February 28, 2010 – March 6, 2010 Calls for Service: 640 Daily Average: 91
February 28, 2010: Sunday
Calls for service: 87
Motor Vehicle Stops: 50 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 10
• The Police Department assisted with 1 Fire and 0 EMS calls
• Warrant service/CDS Arrest, 900 block Central Ave., one in custody, at 1:38am
• Commercial alarm activation, 1200 block Boardwalk, accidental, at 10:02am
• Theft investigation, 800 block Wesley Ave., report filed, at 11:59am
• Warrant service, 100 block Asbury Ave., one in custody, at 2:40pm
• Residential alarm activation, Edinburgh Rd., property secure, at 3:35pm
• Domestic Violence investigation, 800 block 4th St., report filed, at 10:23pm
March 1, 2010: Monday
Calls for service: 62
Motor Vehicle Stops: 516 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 13
• The Police Department assisted with 6 Fire and 7 EMS calls
• Domestic Violence investigation, 800 block Parkridge Rd., one in custody, at 7:09am
• Residential alarm activation, 700 block Moore Ave., accidental, at 8:43am
• Theft investigation, 900 block Palen Ave., report filed, at 10:04am
• Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, 5th St. & Atlantic Ave., at 3:19pm
March 2, 2010: Tuesday
Calls for service: 73
Motor Vehicle Stops: 20 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 28
• The Police Department assisted with 0 fire and 5 EMS calls
• Disorderly Conduct investigation, 1100 block Central Ave., report filed, at 12:19am
• Burglary/Theft investigation, unit block Bay Ave., report filed, at 12:16pm
• Residential alarm activation, 200 block E Atlantic Blvd., accidental, at 1:09pm
• Theft investigation, 900 block West Ave., report filed, at 2:00pm
• Residential alarm activation, 300 block Seabright Rd., accidental, at 5:48pm
• Residential alarm activation, 1600 block Boardwalk, accidental, at 7:33pm
March 3, 2010: Wednesday
Calls for service: 107
Motor Vehicle Stops: 44 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 23
• The Police Department assisted with 5 fire and 0 EMS calls
• Burglary investigation, 900 block Bay Ave., report filed, at 1:39am
• Theft investigation, 5300 block Central Ave., two in custody, at 8:05am
• Warrant service, Sindia Rd., one in custody, at 8:22am
• Terroristics Threats investigation, 1200 block West Ave., report filed, at 11:01am
• Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, 2200 block Bay Ave., at 4:22pm
• Fight investigation, 500 block Atlantic Ave., report filed, at 7:15pm
• Verbal Dispute investigation, 1100 block Central Ave., two in custody, at 9:44pm
• CDS investigation, 600 block Wesley Ave., one in custody, at 11:51pm
March 4, 2010: Thursday
Calls for service: 86
Motor Vehicle Stops: 44 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 12
• The Police Department assisted with 0 fire and 4 EMS calls
• CDS investigation, 1800 block West Ave., one in custody, at 2:43am
• Residential alarm activation, 3500 block Wesley Ave., accidental, at 8:10am
• Criminal Mischief investigation, 800 block 8th St., report filed, at 12:32pm
• Motor vehicle accident, hit & run, 800 block Central Ave., at 12:43pm
• Burglary investigation, 3800 block Asbury Ave., report filed, at 1:36pm
• Fraud investigation, 1500 block Simpson Ave., report filed, at 6:12pm
• Warrant service, 800 block Central Ave., one in custody, at 6:50pm
• CDS investigation, Route 52, four in custody, at 9:14pm
March 5, 2010: Friday
Calls for service: 88
Motor Vehicle Stops: 36 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 2 Property Checks: 27
• The Police Department assisted with 2 fire and 7 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, Route 52, at 8:08am
• Death investigation, 800 block 2nd St., report filed, at 9:23am
• Harassment investigation, 300 block Central Ave., report filed, at 9:33am
• Residential alarm activation, 100 block Corinthian Ave., accidental, at 11:14am
• Residential alarm activation, 1800 block Boardwalk, accidental, at 11:25am
• Residential alarm activation, 3500 block Wesley Ave., accidental, at 11:35am
• Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, 300 block West Ave., at 11:40am
• Burglary investigation, 2600 block Central Ave., report filed, at 12:27pm
• Warrant service, 800 block Central Ave., one in custody, at 5:17pm
March 6, 2010: Saturday
Calls for service: 137
Motor Vehicle Stops: 50 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 36
• The Police Department assisted with 1 fire and 1 EMS calls
• City Ordinance noise violation, 300 block Wesley Ave., summons issued, at 12:05am
• Fight investigation, 700 block Moorlyn Terr., report filed, at 1:48am
• Harassment investigation, unit block 9th St., report filed, at 9:16am
• Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, 900 block Bay Ave., at 9:48am
• Residential alarm activation, 2300 block Central Ave., accidental, at 10:19am
• Residential alarm activation, 300 block E. Atlantic Blvd., accidental, at 1:14pm
• Burglary investigation, 3800 block Asbury Ave., report filed, at 1:37pm
• Residential alarm activation, 800 block Stenton Pl., accidental, at 2:16pm
• Residential alarm activation, 200 block 17th St., accidental, at 3:11pm
• Residential alarm activation, 100 block Waterway Rd., accidental, at 4:24pm
• DWI investigation, 200 block West Ave., one in custody, at 9:35pm
• Theft investigation, unit block 10th St., bicycle taken, at 10:03pm
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCMENTS:
• All Residents and Merchants are advised that the Ocean City Community Oriented Policing Unit will conduct security surveys of your home or business. The Officer will then be able to make suggestions about improving the security of your home or business based on his observations. Please contact the COP Unit at (609) 525-9108 to schedule a Security Survey.
• All Residents and visitors are reminded that there are new traffic patterns on 9th Street between West Avenue and the Route 52 Causeway. Please be alert and observe all signs and police officers directions when utilizing this roadway. Delays can be expected during heavy traffic hours and on weekends.
• Just a reminder that it is a violation of a City Ordinance to have dogs on the boardwalk anytime during the year.
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