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MRPD Calls for Service Report - September 19-20, 2017

Date
Time
Incident Type
Address
09/19/2017
08:50
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Rhode Island Ave Nb / 34th St
09/19/2017
09:09
VANDALISM
3100 block Webster St
09/19/2017
09:15
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
1 Municipal Pl
09/19/2017
09:32
SUBJECT STOP
3400 block Rhode Island Ave Nb
09/19/2017
09:33
PROPERTY ALARM COMMERCIAL
1 Municipal Pl
09/19/2017
09:44
CHECK WELFARE
3300 block Chauncey Pl Apt 102
09/19/2017
10:35
MISC POLICE INCIDENT
3200 block Chillum Rd Apt 101
09/19/2017
11:29
MISC POLICE INCIDENT
3700 block 35th St
09/19/2017
11:36
PREMISE CHECK
3700 block 37th St
09/19/2017
13:40
FOOT PATROL
Thomas Stone Elementary
09/19/2017
14:00
WARRANT SERVICE
1 Municipal Pl
09/19/2017
15:19
TRANSFER TO MOUNT RAINIER
3400 block Rhode Island Ave Nb
09/19/2017
15:21
DISORDERLY
3400 block Rhode Island Ave Nb
09/19/2017
16:24
911 DISCONNECT
3100 block Queens Chapel Rd Nb
09/19/2017
17:52
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
3100 block Chillum Rd
09/19/2017
19:22
MISC CALLS
3800 block 34th St
09/19/2017
20:58
PREMISE CHECK
2300 block Varnum St
09/19/2017
21:14
PROPERTY DAMAGE
3105 Queens Chapel Rd Nb
09/19/2017
23:09
PREMISE CHECK
3100 Queens Chapel Rd Sb
09/19/2017
23:28
PREMISE CHECK
Queens Manor Apts
09/19/2017
23:36
PREMISE CHECK
4000 block 36th St
09/20/2017
01:29
DOMESTIC
Arundel Rd / 30th St
09/20/2017
01:58
PREMISE CHECK
Queens Manor Apartments
09/20/2017
02:12
SUSPICIOUS OCC AUTO
2700 block Arundel Rd
09/20/2017
03:02
MISC CALLS
2300 block Varnum St
09/20/2017
05:36
PARKING ENFORCMENT
4200 block 28th St

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