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Chandler PD Incident Roundup: Domestic Violence, Crashes, Fireworks Crackdown, and Crime Data
- 2025/03/31
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On March 20, 2025, Chandler Police responded to a domestic violence call near Chandler Boulevard and Hamilton Street. An armed suspect, later identified as 27-year-old Messiah McMillian, was shot by officers during the incident. McMillian was transported to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. The case remains under investigation.
A four-vehicle collision occurred on March 25 on I-10 near Riggs Road, resulting in injuries to a police officer and two other individuals. The crash is being investigated by the department's traffic unit.
On March 27, police seized nearly $15,000 worth of illegal fireworks from a vendor operating along Alma School Road. The department is cracking down on the sale of prohibited fireworks within city limits as summer approaches.
A road rage incident was reported on March 29 in the vicinity of Arizona Avenue and Germann Road. One male suspect was taken into custody following the altercation. No injuries were reported.
The Chandler Police Department's latest crime statistics show a total of 717 Group A offenses reported in January 2025. This includes 161 crimes against persons, 427 crimes against property, and 129 crimes against society. Notably, there were 14 aggravated assaults, 21 burglaries, and 31 motor vehicle thefts during this period.
Recent data indicates a 27% decrease in violent crimes and a 1% increase in property crimes compared to the previous year. Criminal homicides saw a significant 75% reduction, while rape cases decreased by 58%. Theft incidents rose slightly by 6%.
The police department continues to prioritize traffic safety, recently receiving grant funding from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to combat speeding and aggressive driving. A 10-day pedestrian and bicyclist safety enforcement detail is scheduled for June 1-10, 2024.
Chandler PD has partnered with the Valley of the Sun YMCA and Justice4PrestonLord to offer free CPR training for youth on December 7. Interested parties can sign up online to secure a spot.
The department is utilizing an online interactive crime mapping program to allow residents to view crime activity in their area. The Community Crime Map, accessible through the police department's website, provides free public access to crime data and optional email updates.
Chandler Police urge residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. For emergencies, call 911. To submit anonymous tips about non-emergency criminal activity, use the Community Crime Map website. However, this tip line is not monitored 24/7 and should only be used for non-urgent matters. The department's non-emergency number is 480-782-4130 for general inquiries and information.
A four-vehicle collision occurred on March 25 on I-10 near Riggs Road, resulting in injuries to a police officer and two other individuals. The crash is being investigated by the department's traffic unit.
On March 27, police seized nearly $15,000 worth of illegal fireworks from a vendor operating along Alma School Road. The department is cracking down on the sale of prohibited fireworks within city limits as summer approaches.
A road rage incident was reported on March 29 in the vicinity of Arizona Avenue and Germann Road. One male suspect was taken into custody following the altercation. No injuries were reported.
The Chandler Police Department's latest crime statistics show a total of 717 Group A offenses reported in January 2025. This includes 161 crimes against persons, 427 crimes against property, and 129 crimes against society. Notably, there were 14 aggravated assaults, 21 burglaries, and 31 motor vehicle thefts during this period.
Recent data indicates a 27% decrease in violent crimes and a 1% increase in property crimes compared to the previous year. Criminal homicides saw a significant 75% reduction, while rape cases decreased by 58%. Theft incidents rose slightly by 6%.
The police department continues to prioritize traffic safety, recently receiving grant funding from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to combat speeding and aggressive driving. A 10-day pedestrian and bicyclist safety enforcement detail is scheduled for June 1-10, 2024.
Chandler PD has partnered with the Valley of the Sun YMCA and Justice4PrestonLord to offer free CPR training for youth on December 7. Interested parties can sign up online to secure a spot.
The department is utilizing an online interactive crime mapping program to allow residents to view crime activity in their area. The Community Crime Map, accessible through the police department's website, provides free public access to crime data and optional email updates.
Chandler Police urge residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. For emergencies, call 911. To submit anonymous tips about non-emergency criminal activity, use the Community Crime Map website. However, this tip line is not monitored 24/7 and should only be used for non-urgent matters. The department's non-emergency number is 480-782-4130 for general inquiries and information.