Ocean City Police Activity Report: Nov. 4-10

Calls for Service: 426 Daily Average: 61

November 4, 2018: Sunday Calls for service: 62 Stops: 14 Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 30 Alarms: 1

• The Police Department assisted with 8 Fire and 5 EMS calls
• City ordinance noise, 900 block Wesley Avenue, at 1:10am
• Medical emergency, 900 block Haven Avenue, at 7:55am
• Gas leak, 1400 block central Avenue, at 10:33am
• Property check, 500 block Asbury Avenue, at 11:31am
• Dog complaint, Coral Lane, at 12:49pm
• Theft from a motor vehicle, 500 block 7^th Street, at 3:03pm
• Ordinance vehicle on beach, 34^th Street beach, at 3:11pm
• Theft, 700 block Asbury Avenue, at 4:37pm

November 5, 2018: Monday   Calls for service: 39 Stops: 6 Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 11 Alarms: 0      

• The Police Department assisted with 6 Fire and 2 EMS calls
• Wire/pole down, 2800 block West Avenue, at 7:52am
• Abandoned vehicle, 700 block Moore Avenue, at 10:03am
• Property damage, unit block Asbury Avenue, at 11:37am
• Motor vehicle accident, 9^th & Ocean Avenue, at 4:57pm
• Suspicious person, 600 block Haven Avenue, at 6:31pm
• CDS arrest, 11^th West Avenue, at 10:07pm

November 6, 2018: Tuesday  Calls for service: 63 Stops: 8 Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 37 Alarms: 1

• The Police Department assisted with 9 Fire and 7 EMS calls
• Medical emergency, 3400 block West Avenue, at 9:18am
• Property check, 1000 Boardwalk, at 10:04am
• City ordinance, 300 block Atlantic Avenue, 1:43pm
• Abandoned vehicle, 500 block 14^th Street, at 2:03pm
• Fraud, 800 block Central Avenue, at 2:34pm
• Found property, 53^rd & beach, at 5:52pm
• CDS arrest, 3300 block Asbury Avenue, at 7:38pm

November 7, 2018: Wednesday  Calls for service: 74 Stops: 21 Accidents: 0 Property Checks: 28 Alarms: 2

• The Police Department assisted with 8 Fire and 4 EMS calls
• City ordinance, 2500 block Central Avenue, at 7:37am
• Warrant arrest, 700 block Wesley Avenue, at 9:40am
• Property check, Beach Road, at 6:35pm
• Suspicious person, 1400 block Ocean Avenue, at 11:40pm
• City ordinance, 27^th Street & beach, at 4:51pm

November 8, 2018: Thursday  Calls for service: 49 Stops: 4 Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 14 Alarms: 3

• The Police Department assisted in 10 Fire and 7 EMS calls
• Burglary, 600 block Central Avenue, at 6:32am
• Suspicious person, 2000 block Bay Avenue, 8:41am
• Theft, 5100 block West Avenue, at 11:16am
• Fall private property, 2201 Bay Avenue, at 2:22pm
• Juvenile problem, 1000 block Boardwalk, at 3:39pm
• Harassment, 1300 block Asbury Avenue, at 6:15pm
• Noise, 1000 block Central Avenue, at 8:38pm
• Sleeping in vehicle in 200 block Atlantic Ave. 10:05am
• Motor vehicle accident, 200 block 34^th Street, at 10:38pm

November 9, 2018: Friday  Calls for service: 66 Stops: 12 Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 22 Alarms: 3       

• The Police Department assisted with 9 Fire 4 EMS calls
• Harassment, 600 block Wesley Avenue, at 7:20am
• Suspicious person, 100 block Bartram Lane, at 9:23am
• Motor vehicle complaint, 500 block Boardwalk, at 11:08am
• Theft, 2400 block Bay Avenue, at 12:15pm
• Accident, 3300 block Asbury Ave., at 12:35pm
• Medical emergency, 200 block Haven Avenue, at 3:58pm
• Disabled motor vehicle, Battersea Road, at 7:27pm
• Property damage, Sweetwater Court, 10:13 pm

November 10, 2018: Saturday  Calls for service: 73 Stops: 18 Accidents: 1 Property Checks: 28 Alarms: 4

• The Police Department assisted with Fire and EMS calls
• CDS arrest, 800 block 8^th Street, at 1:28am
• City ordinance noise, 500 block 8^th Street, at 4:27am
• Damage to a motor vehicle, Wesley Avenue, at 5:25am
• Fall City property, 14^th Street & Haven Avenue, at 12:50pm
• Property damage, 17^th Street, at 2:26pm
• Medical emergency, 900 block Wesley Avenue, at 1:59pm
• Verbal dispute, 900 block Ocean Avenue, 6:55pm
• Accident, 2000 block Simpson Ave., at 9:16pm
• Warrant arrest, 3400 block Bay Avenue, at 10:45pm

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Residents and visitors are encouraged to use the 911 system when reporting crimes and violations of the law. For non-emergencies call 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.