Police Respond To Calls At Plymouth Schools

Plymouth Police spent much of the week of Jan. 12-18 responding to complaints at and .

According to the Plymouth Police Department’s latest incident report, officers were called to Armstrong on Jan. 12 to break up a fight between two boys.

The same day, police investigated a report of a student becoming angry and kicking a locker at the high school.

On Jan. 17, a student reported that a cell phone valued at $50 was stolen during gym class at Armstrong.

Someone stole a $300 iPod from a gym locker at Plymouth Middle School on Jan. 17, and on Jan. 13, police cited a 15-year-old boy for trespassing at the middle school.

Plymouth police responded to 52 incidents from Jan. 12-18, including:

• A report of a suspect spitting in a victim’s face
• Two reports of burglaries or attempted burglaries at businesses
• Two drivers cited for possession of drug paraphernalia, and two others cited for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia
• A report of a damaged window, valued at $742
• A report of two men arguing in a parking lot
• Five reports of domestic assault resulting in five arrests
• Four reports of credit-card or bank fraud
• Three reports of harassment via text message or telephone
• Five hit-and-run reports, including one pedestrian being struck in the leg by a car
• One man arrested for indecent exposure at a park-and-ride ramp
• One arrest for underage drinking and a curfew violation
• Two reports of vehicle theft
• Two reports of violation of court orders
• One report of terroristic threats
• Nine reports of theft: one mail theft, one gasoline drive-off, two thefts from businesses, one theft from a construction site, three cell-phone thefts and one theft of a television from an apartment building party room
• Four reports of thefts from cars
• One report of trespassing at a Plymouth home