Newtown Police: 883 Reported Calls in November

NEWTOWN SQUARE–Newtown Township Police Chief Chris Lunn presented November's police log before the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors at a supervisors meeting early this month. 

Here's a look at the numbers for emergencies/incidents that the Newtown Police Department responded to for the month of November:

• 883 – Number of Total Calls 
• 95 – Medical Emergencies
• 84 – Building Checks (Business)
• 76 – Traffic Details
• 57 – Township Ordinance Alarms
• 52 – Traffic Enforcement Citations
• 37 – 911 Hang-up Calls
• 25 – Suspicious Persons, Autos, Circumstances
• 24 – Fire Calls
• 23 – Traffic Complaints/Offenses
• 17 – Traffic Enforcement Warnings
• 14 – Animal Complaints (Not Dogs)
• 14 – Motor Vehicle Accidents (Reportable)
• 14 – Property Check - Parks, etc.
• 13 – Disturbance Calls
• 11 – Road Hazards
• 11 – Disabled Vehicle Calls
• 9 – Domestic Disturbance Calls
• 7 – Township Ordinance Soliciting/Peddling
• 6 – Building Checks (Residence)
• 4 – Harrassment by Communication
• 3 – Thefts ($200 and over, All Other)
• 3 – Assist Motorist
• 2 – Hunters Calls
• 2 – Thefts ($200 and over, From Buildings)
• 1 – Nighttime Burglary (No Force, Non-Residence)
• 1 – Neighbor Dispute