May 2025 Crime Statistics Released By Greenwich Police

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department on Wednesday released its crime statistics for May, and noted a drop in motor vehicle thefts from the previous month.

There were two motor vehicle thefts in May, compared to eight in April, according to the data.

"We continue to urge residents to lock their vehicles and do not leave your keys within!" Greenwich Police said in a social media post. "We appreciate your cooperation and support in enhancing public safety. Together, we can work towards reducing these incidents and ensuring our neighborhoods remain secure. If you notice any suspicious activity, please report it to the Greenwich Police Department immediately."

The most common citation issued by police in May was for "traveling too fast," the police department said. Forgery was the top reported crime.

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May 2025 Greenwich Crime Statistics

Here is a breakdown of the number of selected calls for service in May:

• Total calls for service: 3,877
• Burglary: two
• Larceny from a motor vehicle: two
• Motor vehicle theft: two
• Domestic violence incidents: 10
• DUI: 11
• Motor vehicle collisions: 194
• Medical calls: 391
• Motor vehicle stops: 929

Arrest/infraction data

• Juvenile arrests: five
• Adult arrests: 61
• Misdemeanor summonses issued: 12
• Motor vehicle infractions: 531
• Motor vehicle warnings: 537

Residents should report suspicious activity to 203-622-8004. To make a confidential report about criminal activity, contact TIPS@greenwichct.gov or 203-622-3333.