The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office has published its monthly statistics for July, revealing a comprehensive overview of law enforcement activities within the community. Throughout the month, deputies answered a total of 1,059 calls for service, which encompassed both proactive and reactive measures. This extensive engagement led to the arrest of 211 individuals.
In addition to these arrests, deputies conducted 96 traffic stops, highlighting their commitment to road safety. The office also managed 304 civil processes, which are essential for maintaining legal order. Furthermore, deputies provided assistance during 27 funeral escorts, ensuring respectful and safe passage for grieving families.
The statistics also indicate that the Sheriff’s Office responded to 23 calls related to domestic violence, underscoring the ongoing efforts to address such critical issues. Other incidents included 9 reports of vandalism, 30 burglar alarms, and 35 thefts, all of which reflect the various challenges faced by law enforcement in the area. Additionally, deputies were involved in responding to 36 traffic crashes and 43 calls concerning suspicious activities or individuals, demonstrating their vigilance in maintaining public safety.
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