OCPD Weekly Activity Report April 1-7

Calls for Service: 514        Daily Average: 73

April 1, 2018: Sunday

Calls for service: 53

Stops: 5 Accidents: 0    Property Checks: 21      Alarms: 4

• The Police Department assisted with 10 Fire and 5 EMS calls
• Domestic violence, 16^th Street, at 10:32pm

April 2, 2018: Monday

Calls for service: 84

Stops: 23   Accidents: 0   Property Checks: 29      Alarms: 3

• The Police Department assisted with 12 Fire and 8 EMS calls
• Fraud, 200 block 10^th St., at 11:40am
• Assault, 1700 block Haven Ave., at 4:15pm
• Warrant, 900 block Wesley Ave., one in custody, at 7:02am

April 3, 2018: Tuesday

Calls for service: 69

Stops: 23   Accidents: 0    Property Checks: 29    Alarms: 0

• The Police Department assisted with 12 fire and 8 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 11^th St. & Ocean Ave., at 10:29am
• CDS, 34^th St., at 8:55pm

April 4, 2018: Wednesday

Calls for service: 67

Stops: 22   Accidents: 0  Property Checks: 21   Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 7 fire and 4 EMS calls

April 5, 2018: Thursday

Calls for service: 76

Stops: 18  Accidents: 1    Property Checks: 31   Alarms: 4

• The Police Department assisted with 7 fire and 5 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 55^th St. & West Ave., at 8:34am
• Fraud, 1000 block Asbury Ave., at 10:08am

April 6, 2018: Friday

Calls for service: 80

Stops: 24  Accidents: 1   Property Checks: 36  Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 8 fire and 5 EMS calls
• Fraud, 2300 block Simpson Ave., at 11:00am
• Warrant, 1100 block Simpson Ave., one in custody, at 4:00pm
• Motor vehicle accident, 600 block Asbury Ave., at 4:43pm

April 7, 2018: Saturday

Calls for service: 85

Stops: 32  Accidents: 0  Property Checks: 36  Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 7 Fire and 4 EMS calls
• Theft, 2200 block Bay Ave., at 11:12am
• Warrant, 34^th St., one in custody, at 11:20am

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS:

• Just a reminder that it is a violation of a City Ordinance to have dogs on the boardwalk anytime during the year.
• Bicycle riders must obey all motor vehicle laws similar to that of a motor vehicle. They must stop at stop signs, traffic lights and ride with the flow of traffic.
• Bicycle riders are not pedestrians and do not have the same right of way as a pedestrian when crossing the street at an intersection.
• When traveling on Route 52, remember that New Jersey State Law requires vehicles to KEEP RIGHT and pass left. The speed limit is 45 mph for the causeway.