π Weekly Police Incident Report (Feb. 24th - Mar. 2nd) π
Your CPD officers responded to 503 calls for service last week, including 27 vehicle crashes and 57 calls to assist other agencies. From trespassers to drivers leaving the scenes of accidents, and an update on a recent investigation π΅οΈββοΈ, you can read all about it in our Weekly Police Incident Report:
π https://www.claytonmo.gov/Home/Components/News/News/5591/17
Until next week, stay safe!
ππ Mardi Gras fun is in full swing in St. Louis! But before you raise that glass π», make sure you have a plan to get home safely. Let the good times roll on safely! Designate a sober driver or choose a ride-share service. π #BuzzedDrivingIsDrunkDriving #MardiGrasSTL
πSRO Riley joined Meramec Elementary students and staff yesterday for a morning walk π from school to the CPD. Chief Smith enjoyed giving a tour of our space and introducing everyone to our officers. Your thoughtful cards and letters π made our day! It was a pleasure spending time with you and answering your questions about our department. Until next time, stay safe! #WeAreClaytonMo School District of Clayton
π Speeding Catches Up with You! Every second you shave off by speeding brings you closer to danger. Let's work together to keep our roadways safe for everyone. π
#SlowDown #ChangeYourSpeedChangeTheEnding
We hope you're all staying warm and want to thank you for your patience as we gathered information for this week's edition of the Weekly Police Incident Report! Your CPD Officers responded to 442 calls for service last week, including an intoxicated driver, a stolen vehicle, and nine vehicle crashes. You can read the full report online now: https://www.claytonmo.gov/Home/Components/News/News/5583/17
Until next week, stay safe! π
π Weekly Police Incident Report π
Your CPD Officers responded to 452 calls for service last week. From trespassers to intoxicated drivers, you can read all about what happened in our Weekly Police Incident Report: https://ow.ly/Nc3l50UX5pe
Until next week, stay safe!
π Your CPD Officers responded to 463 calls for service last week, including 16 vehicle crashes, intoxicated drivers, and narcotics and weapons violations. You can find all the details online now in our Weekly Police Incident Report: https://www.claytonmo.gov/Home/Components/News/News/5577/17
π If you have any information regarding these or other incidents, contact CPD at (314)-645-3000. Until next week, stay safe! π
π Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal or financial information without your permissionβand it can happen to anyone. With a few simple practices, you can protect yourself. π
Learn more:
π www.ftc.gov
π www.usa.gov/identity-theft
#IdentityTheftAwarenessWeek
π Last week, your CPD Officers handled 434 calls, including reports of property damage, trespassing, DWI & more.
For the full Weekly Police Incident Report: https://ow.ly/UuFT50UOeEe
Anyone with info related to these or other investigations is asked to contact the CPD at (314)645-3000. Until next week, stay safe! π
π Your CPD Officers were busy last week, responding to 454 calls for service. From vehicle crashes to calls for harassment and trespassing, you can read all the details in our Weekly Police Incident Report:
https://www.claytonmo.gov/Home/Components/News/News/5553/17
Until next week, stay safe! π
ποΈ Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day ποΈ
Today, the men and women of the Clayton Police Department honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his unwavering commitment to equality, justice, and service.
"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'"
We celebrate our incredible Clayton community and the kindness, compassion, and unity that bring us together. Letβs continue to uplift one another and make a difference every day.
#MLKDay #WeAreClaytonMo
π Your CPD Officers responded to 392 calls for service last week. From responding to 45 vehicle crashes, tracking subjects through the snow, intoxicated drivers and more, you can read all the details in the Weekly Police Incident Report: https://www.claytonmo.gov/Home/Components/News/News/5551/17
Anyone with information about these or other investigations is asked to contact the CPD at (314)645-3000. Until next week, stay safe! π