Lawrenceville Police Chief Jim White has issued his monthly departmental activity report for January.
The city received 325 requests for an officer during the month.
They responded to:
8 domestic interventions
7 mental health calls
4 cases of child abuse and neglect
Officers were involved in:
13 drug investigations
9 assault and battery investigations
4 theft cases
Lawrenceville police did handle 10 traffic accidents:
8 involved property damage
1 personal injury
1 hit and run
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