Weekly Chandler Crime Report: Gunshots, Theft, and Increased Patrols in Neighborhoods
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Weekly Chandler Crime Report: Gunshots, Theft, and Increased Patrols in Neighborhoods
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The past week has seen several notable incidents across Chandler neighborhoods. Near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue, officers responded to reports of multiple gunshots just before 2 a.m. on Sunday. The caller reported hearing several shots fired in the residential area. Police are actively investigating this incident.
On Tuesday afternoon, officers were dispatched to a reported theft at a retail establishment in the downtown district. The suspect allegedly left the scene before officers arrived, and police are reviewing security footage.
A traffic stop near the intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Arizona Avenue on Wednesday evening resulted in one arrest for outstanding warrants. The individual was transported to the detention facility for processing.
Officers responded to a disturbance call at a residence near Frye Road on Thursday night. The situation was resolved without arrests, and parties were separated.
Multiple calls for service were reported in the Ocotillo neighborhood throughout the week, primarily related to noise complaints and non-criminal matters. Officers provided community assistance and mediation in these instances.
In the northern district, police investigated a reported vehicle break-in on Monday morning. Several items were allegedly taken from the unlocked vehicle. Residents are reminded to secure their vehicles and remove valuables from plain sight.
A suspicious person report in the Morrison Ranch area prompted increased patrols on Wednesday. No arrests were made, but officers maintain vigilance in the area.
The Chandler Police Department continues to monitor a slight uptick in property crimes compared to previous months, particularly in commercial areas. Residents and business owners are encouraged to report suspicious activity promptly.
The department recently deployed non-emergency text messaging capabilities to provide citizens with an alternative method to contact police. Those wishing to communicate with the police department through text message may do so by sending a message to the non-emergency number (480) 782-4130.
Anyone with information regarding these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency situations, call (480) 782-4130. Anonymous tips can be submitted through the department's online portal.
The Chandler Police Department would like to remind residents that data on calls for service and arrest bookings is available to the public through the department's Open Data portal, which is updated daily. This transparency initiative aims to keep the community informed about police activities throughout the city.
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