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TOTAL 2021 ACTIVITY REPORT FOR SHERIFF'S OFFICE "LSO" IN LAUREL COUNTY, KENTUCKY RELEASED

LONDON, KY (January 3, 2022) - Laurel Sheriff John Root is reporting that: The Laurel County Sheriff's Office, deputies, detectives and staff had a busy, active year in 2021. There was a total of 18, 772 calls for service. This total reflects the effectiveness of your deputies on patrol, consistent law enforcement, cooperation between first responder agencies, and citizen support resulting in a significant decrease in crime throughout Laurel County. 

A listing of the more significant calls for service:

  • Disturbance complaints including prowlers, noise, shooting guns, refusal to leave, disputes, and harassment—2175
  • Traffic complaints including DUI, road rage, reckless driving—1207
  • School Safety Walk Throughs—176
  • Traffic crashes investigated—1054
  • Death Investigations—13
  • Murder—4
  • Speak to deputy—1066
  • Violent crimes including Robbery, Rape, Kidnapping—13
  • Suicidal subjects: Mentally ill, out of control—358
  • Domestic violence complaints including assaults—697
  • Drug complaints—165
  • Extra patrol requests—391
  • ATL (Attempt to Locate)—984
  • Checking on the well-being of persons (Welfare check)—812
  • Suspicious persons—325
  • Missing persons including juvenile runaways—181
  • Alarms—2167
  • Escorts including funeral escorts—261
  • Burglary and thefts—810
  • Vandalism—68
  • Assisting social services with referrals—148
  • Prisoner transports/mental instability transports—280
  • Serving warrants/summons/civil process—772
  • Motorists Assists—504
  • Safety education programs for the public including churches, and schools—86
  • Dui arrests—145
  • Gunshot victims—21

The total number of calls for Service for the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office for 2021 was 18,772

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Sheriff John Root stated that "Laurel County citizens can expect the same level of professional and courteous service on a daily basis from the Laurel County Sheriff's office".

"There will be a continued emphasis on the removal of intoxicated drivers from Laurel county roadways, continuing drug investigations and the "War on Drugs" will continue."

"Thanks for allowing us to serve you!"

 

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