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Ocean City Police Activity Report Oct. 14-20

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Calls for Service: 510-Daily Average: 72

October 14, 2018: Sunday

Calls for service: 55

Stops: 12 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 18 Alarms: 2

  • The Police Department assisted in 8 Fire and 7 EMS calls
  • Burglary, 900 block Wesley Avenue, at 12:28am
  • Theft, 1400 block Asbury Avenue, at 2pm
  • CDS arrest, 900 block Haven Avenue, at 7:55pm
  • Theft from a MV, 600 block Atlantic Avenue, at 8:22pm
  • Disorderly conduct, 500 block West Avenue, at 8:32pm
  • Property check, 500 block West Avenue, 11:36pm 

October 15, 2018: Monday

Calls for service: 69

Stops: 20 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 19 Alarms: 2

  • The Police Department assisted in 10 Fire and 10 EMS calls
  • City ordinance, 5200 block Central Avenue, at 1:34am
  • Fall City property,300 block Ocean Avenue, 12:12pm
  • Disorderly conduct, 800 block Central Avenue, at 1:11pm
  • Civil matter, 2900 block Asbury Avenue, at 2:00pm
  • Theft, 1000 block Bay Avenue, at 3:00pm
  • Juvenile problem, 2200 block Asbury Avenue, at 11:07pm
  • Property check, 900 block West Avenue, at 9:35pm

October 16, 2018: Tuesday

Calls for service: 65

Stops: 13 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 3 Property Checks: 19 Alarms: 3

  • The Police Department assisted in 8  Fire and 7 EMS calls
  • Medical emergency, 800 block Saint James Place, at 6:24am
  • Motor vehicle accident, 10th Street & West Avenue, at 10:14am
  • Motor vehicle accident, 10th Street & Wesley Avenue, at 10:43am
  • Warrant Arrest, 700 block Asbury Avenue, at 11:36am
  • Suspicious person, 200 block North Point Road, at 1:23pm
  • Motor vehicle accident, 15th & Asbury Avenue, at 3:25pm 

October 17, 2018: Wednesday

Calls for service: 88

Stops: 29 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 36 Alarms: 4

  • The Police Department assisted in 7 Fire and 5 EMS calls
  • City Ordinance work zone, 200 block Bay Avenue, at 8:07am
  • Civil matter, 2000 block Asbury Avenue, at 11:48am
  • Medical emergency, 400 block Simpson Avenue, at 11:35am
  • Agency Assist, 181 Bala Drive Somers Point, at 5:45pm
  • Person/property check, 2300 block Simpson Avenue, at 9:20pm 

October 18, 2018: Thursday

Calls for service: 79

Stops: 18 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 30 Alarms: 4

  • The Police Department assisted in 12 Fire and 8 EMS calls
  • Fall private property, 200 block 35th Street, at 4:19am
  • Medical, 3300 block Asbury Avenue, at 7:06am
  • Burglary/Theft, 700 block Moorlyn Terrace, at 9:48am
  • Dog complaint, 7th Street & Beach, at 11:15am
  • Motor vehicle accident, 29th & Bay Avenue, at 2:56pm
  • Theft, 400 block Asbury Avenue, at 3:29pm
  • Property damage, 100 block Wesley Avenue, at 9:21pm 

October 19, 2018: Friday

Calls for service: 73

Stops: 20 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 23 Alarms: 8

  • The Police Department assisted in 6 Fire and 4 EMS calls
  • Warrant arrest, 4600 block West Avenue, at 8:30am
  • Property check, 1600 block Simpson Avenue, at 9:35am
  • Verbal dispute, 800 block Plymouth Place, at 11:11am
  • Abandoned vehicle, 400 block Haven Avenue, at 11:33am
  • Harassment, 700 Moorlyn Terrace, at 12:30pm
  • Medical emergency, 100 block of Ocean Avenue, at 4:34pm 

October 20, 2018: Saturday

Calls for service: 81

Stops: 22 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 29 Alarms: 1     

  • The Police Department assisted in 13 Fire and 7 EMS calls
  • City Ordinance noise,1500 block Bay Avenue,
  • Disabled motor vehicle, 500 block 9th Street, at 8:47am
  • Property damage, 1300 block West Avenue, at 10:18am
  • Open property, 4300 block Central Avenue, at 1:15pm
  • Medical emergency, 1600 block Haven Avenue, at 3:47pm
  • Fall City ordinance, 52nd and Central Avenue, at 3:33pm
  • Missing person, Newcastle Road, at 9:30pm

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:

Residents and visitors are encouraged to use the 911 system when reporting crimes and violations of the law. For non-emergencies, dial 609-399-9111. Many residents and visitors are using email when reporting various issues to the police. This may cause a delay and is not the most efficient way to get a timely response.