The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department has disclosed that during the month of January, deputies were engaged in a significant number of activities, responding to a total of 1,127 calls. This busy month culminated in 358 arrests, highlighting the department’s active role in maintaining public safety.
In addition to arrests, deputies conducted 154 traffic stops and managed 36 vehicle crashes. They also served 293 civil processes, demonstrating their involvement in legal matters within the community. The department provided escorts for 19 funerals, offering support during these sensitive times.
Moreover, deputies responded to various incidents, including 21 domestic violence calls, 7 reports of vandalism, and 39 burglar alarms. They also addressed 11 theft cases and were called to intervene in 9 suicide attempts, reflecting the range of challenges faced by law enforcement. The department dealt with 7 fraud cases and responded to 35 animal-related calls, as well as 41 inquiries regarding suspicious persons or activities. Additionally, they facilitated 11 transports for mental health evaluations, underscoring their commitment to addressing mental health issues in the community.
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