The Fort Collins police set 114 arrests, whereby the crime trends are addressed in weekly snapshots

By North Forty News Staff | Northfortynews.com

Last week, Fort Collins Police Services (FCPS) reacted to 1,670 requirements for service and made 114 arrests, which reflected the continued commitment of the department for public security throughout the city.

Among the incidents arrested a man for Veranda piracy after a resident held a patrol unit with a suspicious description. The suspect, which was located shortly afterwards in a local business, was instructed to the Larim County prison for theft and four active arrest warrants.

In another case, FCPS linked two separate business thefts within a period of 24 hours with the same person. The officials took the repeat offender at the scene of the second incident. He was quoted for the thefts and booked after three outstanding arrest warrants.

In addition, the police assisted in a local trailer park, which has taken care of potential crouches in an abandoned unit. The officials found that the trailer had been barricaded from the inside, although no one was found during their search. References to non -authorized use were identified, and real estate managers have implemented new security measures until the trailer can be torn down.

As part of their proactive public relations work, FCPS encourages neighborhood associations and group groups to invite officials to take part in local meetings. This visits enable officials to discuss strategies for contraception of crime that are tailored to the needs of each quarter. Interested residents can talk to the department at [email protected].