Pacific County Sheriff’s Office Stats For March

Tuesday, April 15, 2025 at 5:52 PM

688 incidents in March, including 55 traffic stops, 30 criminal trespass calls, and 28 domestic violence cases.

The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office responded to 688 incidents in March, including 55 traffic stops, 30 criminal trespass calls, and 28 domestic violence cases. on a social media post, the department released a snapshot of calls from lst month, highlighting K-9 Deputy Dustin Eaton, who led the pack with 94 incidents handled. Officials say they’re grateful for the community’s support and remain committed to public safety. You can see the full report at the Pacific County Sheriff’s Facebook page.

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