The Crossville Police Department and Crossville Fire Department released their latest monthly report (September 2023) to be reviewed by the city council in their meeting tonight.

The report states:

CITATIONS ISSUED (89) – up 26 from August 2023

Speeding – 22

Seatbelt violations – 17

Registration violations – 16

Light law violations – 16

Insurance violations – 15

Ran stop sign – 2

Animal (dog) at large – 2

Ran traffic light – 1

Failure to yield – 1

No driver’s license – 1

Fire code violation – 1

OFFENSES (53) – down 27 from last month

Top violation-type offenses include:

Fraud – 10

Burglary – 6

Theft all other – 5

Vandalism – 5

Overdoses – 4

Theft from vehicle – 3

Recovery – 3

Counterfeit bills – 3

Dog bites – 2

Theft from building – 2

Shoplifting – 2

Violation of order of protection/bond conditions – 2

Domestic assault – 1

Extortion – 1

Hit and run – 1

Death – 1

Suicide – 1

Forgery – 1

ARRESTS – 114 – down 47 from last month

Top violation-type arrests include:

Warrants served – 22

Driving on a revoked, suspended, or no license at all – 16

Drug violations – 12

DUI – 9

Possession of drug equipment – 8

Public intoxication – 7

Domestic assaults – 5

Shoplifting – 4

Hit and run – 3

Criminal trespassing – 3

Reckless endangerment – 3

Evading or resisting arrest – 3

Disorderly conduct – 3

Violation of order of protection/bond conditions – 3

Vandalism – 3

Weapons law violation – 2

Violation of implied consent law – 2

Liquor law violation – 2

Criminal impersonation – 1

Tampering with evidence – 1

Arson – 1

Falsify drug test – 1

JUVENILE VIOLATIONS – 33 – down 9 from last month

Vaping violations – 18

Assault – 8

Disorderly conduct – 2

Forcible fondling – 2

Intimidation – 2

Runaway – 1

ACCIDENTS – 103 – down 19 from last month

Minor – 69

Without injury – 23

With injury – 11

ANIMAL CONTROL CALLS – 45

The Crossville Fire Department responded to 226 calls last month. The majority (181) were to assist in rescue and emergency medical services. Crews went to the scene of 4 fires last month. The report indicates 22 false alarms or false calls.