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Yarmouth Police 01/09-01/16: 915 calls, 23 arrests

01/18/12 · 9:17 am :: posted by editor     

Yarmouth Police Blotter

Previously--from Monday, January 9 to Monday, January 16, the members of the Yarmouth Police Department logged 915 calls. 

Of those calls, 119 were motor vehicle stops, 10 were motor vehicle crashes and 12 were domestic violence attacks.

There were 23 arrests made during the week.

Highlights from the week include:

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