OCPD Weekly Activity Report April 15-21

Calls for Service: 594        Daily Average: 85

April 15, 2018: Sunday

Calls for service: 81

Stops: 32 Accidents: 0    Property Checks: 26      Alarms: 3

• The Police Department assisted with 10 Fire and 5 EMS calls
• Domestic violence, 2800 block West Ave., at 1:07am

April 16, 2018: Monday

Calls for service: 67

Stops: 16   Accidents: 1   Property Checks: 18      Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 7 Fire and 4 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 1100 block Haven Ave., at 4:00pm
• Warrant, 1100 block Bay Ave., one in custody, at 10:56pm

April 17, 2018: Tuesday

Calls for service: 105

Stops: 28   Accidents: 0    Property Checks: 43    Alarms: 1

• The Police Department assisted with 7 fire and 5 EMS calls
• Burglary, 400 block Central Ave., at 11:32am

April 18, 2018: Wednesday

Calls for service: 72

Stops: 12   Accidents: 1   Property Checks: 35  Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 9 fire and 5 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 10^th St. & Haven Ave., at 5:52am

April 19, 2018: Thursday

Calls for service: 57

 Stops: 13   Accidents: 1  Property Checks: 24  Alarms: 3

• The Police Department assisted with 7 fire and 3 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 700 block 11^th St., at 11:29am

April 20, 2018: Friday

Calls for service: 106

 Stops: 30  Accidents: 0  Property Checks: 33  Alarms: 6

• The Police Department assisted with 17 fire and 15 EMS calls
• Theft, 2800 block Asbury Ave., at 2:00pm
• Theft, 100 block 7^th St., at 2:32pm

April 21, 2018: Saturday (Doo Dah Parade)

Calls for service: 104

Stops: 20 Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 36   Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 9 Fire and 3 EMS calls
• Motor vehicle accident, 9^th St. & Central Ave., at 1:15pm
• Theft, 800 block Boardwalk, at 2:33pm
• Theft, 2400 block Central Ave., at 2:53pm
• Warrant, 3400 block Bay Ave., one in custody, at 11:51pm

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.