One hundred two calls for service were handled by the Chillicothe Police Department on Thursday. Officers investigated two commercial burglary alarms and an intrusion alarm at a financial institution, but all three were determined to be false alarms with no signs of criminal activity.
Police also responded to a report of threats, but after investigating, no further action was necessary. Emergency crews were called to a Hickory Drive residence for a welfare check, where an unresponsive person was transported by ambulance to Hedrick Medical Center. Officers also assisted the fire department with a reported gas odor that proved unfounded.
Later in the evening, officers cited a driver for driving while suspended after a traffic stop, and the vehicle was towed. The day also included numerous traffic stops, business checks, vehicle checks, and follow-up investigations.
