Police Blotter for Jan. 4, 2013
Only one arrest for shoplifting Thursday. Not much else going on.
A juvenile left a local school at about 12:30 in the afternoon, telling staff he was going
to jump in front of a car. He was taken to the hospital for a mental health
evaluation voluntarily.
There were a few instances of larceny reports and a few
arrests based on warrants, but as Lt. John Catone explained to me last week
when I asked about them, they are often bench warrants issued by judges.
He said bench warrants mean that a judge orders police to
bring someone before him/her. Often, Catone said, the people are let go after
court and it doesn’t actually constitute an arrest.
Furthermore, he said if
someone is arrested for the first time on a warrant, they report it to us as a
new arrest.
Thursday it looks like there were four or five, but none were reported as arrests in the blotter.
Here it is:
Jan. 4, 2013 blotter
2 Comments:
Thanks for posting these - they are interesting and provide a nice overview of a general day - not just what is reported in the various newspapers.
Will you be posting these on a regular schedule ?
Hi Anonymous,
I'm trying to make it a regular schedule. After having a few days off, I post the ones that came while I was gone. So today, I'll publish the blotters from the last three. Sorry, it is going to be as regular as my work schedule, which is not very — as you might imagine.
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