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MRPD Calls for Service Report: October 31 - November 1

Date
Time
Incident Type
Address
10/31/2017
08:19
PREMISE CHECK
1 Municipal Pl
10/31/2017
08:49
PARKING ENFORCMENT
37th St / Bunker Hill Rd
10/31/2017
08:59
ASSIST FIRE EMS
3800 block 33rd St
10/31/2017
09:14
BREAK IN IN PROGRESS
4600 block 27th St
10/31/2017
09:15
TRESPASSING COMPL
4600 block 27th St
10/31/2017
12:51
T - Traffic Stop
Rhode Island Ave Nb / 37th Pl
10/31/2017
14:03
T - Traffic Stop
Queens Chapel Rd/Ager Rd
10/31/2017
15:39
SUSPICIOUS AUTO
3000 block Queens Chapel Rd Sb
10/31/2017
15:57
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
3000 block Queens Chapel Rd Nb
10/31/2017
16:45
CDS COMPLAINT
2800 block Allison St
10/31/2017
17:35
PREMISE CHECK
3500 block Newton Pl
10/31/2017
17:47
PREMISE CHECK
4200 block Cedar Lane Aly
10/31/2017
18:00
SEGWAY PATROL
City Wide
10/31/2017
18:39
PAPER SERVICE
3400 block Bunker Hill Rd
10/31/2017
20:47
PREMISE CHECK
3700 block 35th St
10/31/2017
21:02
SUSPICIOUS PERSON
3800 block 34th St
10/31/2017
21:57
PREMISE CHECK
4000 block 36th St
10/31/2017
22:03
CDS COMPLAINT
4000 block 36th St
10/31/2017
22:15
FOOT PATROL
3800 block 34th St
10/31/2017
22:54
PREMISE CHECK
Kaywood Apartments
10/31/2017
23:25
PREMISE CHECK
3100 block Queens Chapel Rd Nb
11/01/2017
00:36
PREMISE CHECK
4000 block 34th St
11/01/2017
02:20
THEFT FROM AUTO
4400 block 28th Pl
11/01/2017
05:03
PREMISE CHECK
4500 block Eastern Ave - BP
11/01/2017
05:24
GUNSHOTS
3700 block Rhode Island Ave Sb

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