In April the Cape Charles Police Department made arrests for DUI, possession of drug paraphernalia, refusal to obey a police officer, 2 driving on suspended licenses, a bomb/burn threat,
trespassing, assault, reckless driving in a parking lot, disorderly conduct, possession of schedule I or II
drugs, possession with intent to distribute (2nd offense), wanted subject, and finally a hit and run.
The CCPD answered 72 calls for service in Cape Charles and offered assistance to the County Sheriffs once.
In total, there were 4 felony arrests, 10 misdemeanors. 107 traffic tickets were issued, and 34 parking tickets.
The force logged 32 foot patrol hours and 12 hours on patrol in Bay Creek.
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Hey "Bob" I take your comment as if this was coming from an idiot. How about using your real name…
A free ride to a polling place to act like an American. Of course someone has an issue with it.
They are simply Road Pirates, nothing more, nothing less.
Unwanted gentrification without proper assimilation.