Crime & Safety
February Crime Statistics In Greenwich Released
There were 12 motor vehicle thefts in the month, up from two in January, according to police.
GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department has released crime and incident statistics for the month of February.
Notably, there were 12 motor vehicle thefts in the month, up from two in January, according to police. Three of those vehicles had been recovered as of March 5.
"We continue to urge residents to lock their vehicles and do not leave your keys within," police said. "This also includes homes with long driveways or gates. Suspects have been known to climb walls and gates to access vehicles."
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Here is a breakdown of the number of selected calls for service in February
- Total calls for service: 2,897
- Burglary: 0
- Larceny from a motor vehicle: 4
- DUI: 10
- Motor vehicle theft: 12
- Domestic violence incidents: 13
- Motor vehicle collisions: 151
- Medical calls: 362
- Motor vehicle stops: 702
Arrest/infraction data
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- Juvenile arrests: zero
- Adult arrests: 47
- Misdemeanor summons: 15
- Motor vehicle infractions: 257
- Motor vehicle warnings: 462
Police said they issued the most citations to drivers for "traveling too fast."
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