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Chandler Crime Digest: Property Crimes, Fraud, and Arrests in the Chandler Area
Published 6 months, 3 weeks ago
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Between September 23 and September 30, police in Chandler responded to several notable criminal incidents. In the area surrounding Alma School Road and Warner Road, officers investigated an alleged commercial burglary reported on September 24. Entry was forced overnight into a retail business, with electronics and cash reported missing. The case remains under investigation, and police urge anyone with information to come forward, referencing case number 2025-41862.
Near the intersection of Ray Road and Rural Road, a vehicle theft was reported in the early morning hours of September 25. The vehicle, a silver 2019 Toyota Camry, was last seen parked in a business lot. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage; no arrests have been made.
On September 26, police responded to a reported aggravated assault incident in the downtown Chandler area. According to police, a verbal altercation in a parking structure escalated and one individual sustained non-life threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene prior to arrival. Police are seeking public assistance in locating a male suspect, described as approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a gray sweatshirt and dark jeans, last seen heading westbound on Boston Street. The case is open and under ongoing investigation.
A shoplifting incident occurred on September 27 at a retail center along Arizona Avenue near Elliot Road. Store security reported two individuals allegedly took merchandise and left in a dark-colored sedan before officers arrived. The investigation remains active.
On September 28, officers responded to a residential neighborhood near Ocotillo Road and Gilbert Road for an alleged vandalism call involving multiple vehicles spray-painted with graffiti overnight. Police are canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and surveillance footage. No suspects are currently in custody.
Later that day, a commercial burglary in the vicinity of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road resulted in minor property damage and the theft of tools from a construction site trailer. Officers processed the scene for evidence; the incident is under investigation with no suspects identified at this time.
On September 29, police investigated a report of alleged credit card fraud at a gas station near Price Road and Queen Creek Road. The victim discovered multiple unauthorized charges after using the card at a fuel pump. Detectives are working to determine if this incident is related to similar reports in recent weeks.
The week concluded with a traffic stop near Dobson Road and Chandler Boulevard on September 30 which led to the arrest of one individual for alleged possession of a controlled substance. The suspect, a 32-year-old male, was booked into the Maricopa County Jail pending further investigation.
Chandler police did not report any significant increases in violent crime, but note multiple property crimes near business corridors. Listeners are encouraged to remain vigilant with personal property and to report suspicious activity. Anyone with information on these or other incidents is urged to contact the Chandler Police Department tip line at (480) 782-4130 or submit tips online. In case of emergency, dial 911.
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Near the intersection of Ray Road and Rural Road, a vehicle theft was reported in the early morning hours of September 25. The vehicle, a silver 2019 Toyota Camry, was last seen parked in a business lot. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage; no arrests have been made.
On September 26, police responded to a reported aggravated assault incident in the downtown Chandler area. According to police, a verbal altercation in a parking structure escalated and one individual sustained non-life threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene prior to arrival. Police are seeking public assistance in locating a male suspect, described as approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a gray sweatshirt and dark jeans, last seen heading westbound on Boston Street. The case is open and under ongoing investigation.
A shoplifting incident occurred on September 27 at a retail center along Arizona Avenue near Elliot Road. Store security reported two individuals allegedly took merchandise and left in a dark-colored sedan before officers arrived. The investigation remains active.
On September 28, officers responded to a residential neighborhood near Ocotillo Road and Gilbert Road for an alleged vandalism call involving multiple vehicles spray-painted with graffiti overnight. Police are canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and surveillance footage. No suspects are currently in custody.
Later that day, a commercial burglary in the vicinity of Chandler Boulevard and McQueen Road resulted in minor property damage and the theft of tools from a construction site trailer. Officers processed the scene for evidence; the incident is under investigation with no suspects identified at this time.
On September 29, police investigated a report of alleged credit card fraud at a gas station near Price Road and Queen Creek Road. The victim discovered multiple unauthorized charges after using the card at a fuel pump. Detectives are working to determine if this incident is related to similar reports in recent weeks.
The week concluded with a traffic stop near Dobson Road and Chandler Boulevard on September 30 which led to the arrest of one individual for alleged possession of a controlled substance. The suspect, a 32-year-old male, was booked into the Maricopa County Jail pending further investigation.
Chandler police did not report any significant increases in violent crime, but note multiple property crimes near business corridors. Listeners are encouraged to remain vigilant with personal property and to report suspicious activity. Anyone with information on these or other incidents is urged to contact the Chandler Police Department tip line at (480) 782-4130 or submit tips online. In case of emergency, dial 911.
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