Total calls for service: 138
The CCPD answered 6 calls for service outside of Cape Charles. The force assisted the Northampton Sheriff’s office 1 time, and the State Police 5 times.
There were no felony arrests, but 3 misdemeanors including issuing a fugitive warrant, drunk in public, and DUI.
The CCPD issued 121 traffic summons, as well as having 35 golf cart interactions. 83 parking tickets were issued.
The CCPD logged 32 foot patrol hours, and 23 hours patrolling Bay Creek.
The force also installed boat exclusionary buoys at the beach.
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Hmm! What is golf cart interaction?
Is that when, an officer stands on the corner and waves at the golf cart drivers and if the driver waves back. That counts a an interaction?
Come on man! Warn, arrest or summons. Someone is playing the word games.
And how is CC police dept assisting other agencies? Are they directing traffic? Waiting for a tow truck? All word games. Just trying to justify buying a police car.
Or is the new police car going to be used to follow and intimidate law abiding citizens?
I still think CC government could have saved a lot of money buying a police golf cart, which is all that’s needed for CC.
The golf cart interactions I know of 2.
One got a dwi and the other was pulled over for talking on a cell phone.
The “interactions” were, informing golf cart drivers that the ice in their cup holder drinks had melted and where to get more ice. And what about the ccpd interactions with the electric wheelchair drivers? Don’t they count too ? While they are at it why doesn’t the town extend the Stone Road 25 mph speed limit all the way up to Route 13 so they can go food shopping.