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In February, Deputies responded to 192 calls for police service in Lodi Township, down from 248 the previous year, a 23% decrease. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Feb) are 491, up from 458 for the same period last year, a 7% increase.
Officers conducted 104 traffic stops, down from 125 last year. Thirty-one citations were issued.
Notable events from the police call log include:
- One assault
- One sexual assault
- Two thefts
- Five crashes
- Two medical assists
- Nine citizen assists
- Two welfare checks
- One mental health
- One fraud
- Two disorderlies
- Four school bus violations
- Two OUIs
- One burglary
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office reported the following details to Lodi Township:
On February 6, a Collaboration Deputy responded to the 2800 Block of South Wagner Road for a report of a theft from a vehicle incident. The complainant reported that their unlocked vehicle was accessed overnight, and unknown suspect(s) stole a driver's license and a debit card.
On February 6, a Collaboration Deputy responded to the 2800 Block of South Wagner Road for an additional report of a theft from a vehicle incident. The complainant indicated that their vehicle was entered by unknown suspect(s), and a purse with a debit card and approximately $120 were stolen.
On February 27, a Collaboration Deputy responded to the 5000 Block of Quincy Court for a report of a possible breaking and entering incident. The complainant reported they observed an unknown caucasian male trying to manipulate the door to their home. The complainant then observed the subject trying to enter a different house. 911 was called, but the subject disappeared from the complainant's view before Deputies arrived. Surveillance footage of the subject was obtained to attempt to identify him. The subject did not gain entry to any homes.
The entire February police call log can be found at the link below.
