Activity Report From The Ava Police Department
Calls By Type
2/16/2020 – 2/22/2020
- Abandoned Vehicle – 1
- Assist Agency – 6
- Assist Person – 1
- Check Person – 6
- Check Vehicle – 3
- Check Well-Being – 2
- Civil – 1
- Community Event – 1
- Community Policing – 4
- Deceased Person – 1
- Disturbance, General – 3
- Fireworks – 1
- Funeral Escort – 1
- Harassment – 1
- Misc/All Other – 3
- Motor Vehicle Crash – 1
- Shoplifting – 2
- Suicide (attempted ) – 1
- Traffic Stop – 23
- Vandalism – 1
- Cemetery Gates – 7
On 2/17, Ava Police performed a traffic stop, pulling over a driver who had run a stop sign and was driving the wrong way on the Ava square. Officers also found the passenger in possession of marijuana.
On 2/17, Officers responded to a storage facility on Lyle Street over reports of a lock being cut. Officers took a statement and assigned extra patrol to the area.
On 2/19, Ava Police were called about a possible deceased person in the 700 block of Valley Avenue. The coroner and local funeral home were contacted over the report.
On 2/19, Ava Police performed a traffic stop on West Highway 14 and arrested a subject on a warrant.
On 2/19, Ava Police responded to the Signal location on Springfield road over reports of spilled gasoline. Ava Fire responded for cleanup.
On 2/21, Ava Police responded to the 500 block of Valley Avenue over reports of someone screaming for help. A female had been bitten by a dog and an ambulance was on-scene. Officers notified animal control and the health department.
On 2/21, Ava Police responded to the 500 block of Webster Avenue over reports of a potential suicide. Officers notified medical staff, seized marijuana and other paraphernalia.
On 2/21, Ava Police responded to Walmart and arrested a subject for shoplifting.
On 2/21, Ava Police responded to a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Springfield Road and Highway 5.
On 2/22, Ava Police responded to the 1300 block of Springfield Road, over reports of a driver’s key fob opening the trunk of a vehicle that was not the owners, and that the owners vehicle was missing. Officers found the owner’s vehicle still in the parking lot.
