Plymouth Police Report 901 Incidents in Week of December 28

The Plymouth Police Department has released its weekly activity report, detailing a total of 901 incidents from December 28, 2025, to January 3, 2026. This comprehensive overview offers insight into the various law enforcement interactions that characterize the community’s safety efforts during this period.

In their social media announcement, the department highlighted key statistics, including 18 arrests and 11 criminal complaints. The report also noted 30 motor vehicle accidents and 148 traffic stops, showcasing the wide array of incidents officers managed throughout the week.

Community welfare emerged as a significant focus, as officers conducted 62 medical, mental, and wellbeing checks. These interactions demonstrate the department’s commitment to not only enforcing the law but also supporting the health and safety of local residents. The police department expressed gratitude in their post, stating, “Thank you to our officers for their dedication and to our community for your support! Stay safe.”

Beyond serious incidents, the report provides a glimpse into the day-to-day realities of police work. Officers responded to 35 house and building alarms and recorded 14 instances of suspicious activities. These figures illustrate that police work often involves addressing less dramatic situations alongside more urgent calls for assistance.

The report also documented 15 disturbances requiring police intervention, highlighting that even in seemingly quiet communities, tensions can arise. Additionally, the department noted 38 accidental 911 calls in just one week, underscoring the potential for technology to create challenges in emergency communication.

Overall, the Plymouth Police Department’s weekly report provides a multifaceted view of law enforcement efforts, balancing urgent responses with proactive community engagement. As officers continue to navigate various situations, the department remains dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of Plymouth residents.