Fulshear Police Crime Report: 2017

October 2017 Statistics

October 2017 statistics compared to October 2016 statistics show a 34 decrease in “Calls for Service” and a 33 percent increase in traffic accidents.

What are “Calls for Service?” This is ANY incident or concern in which you may call us for when you are in need of assistance.

Traffic contacts had a 26 percent increase compared to the month of October last year. We issued 159 citations and 819 warnings. The numbers reflect our interest to educate and remind people of what their responsibilities are on the roadway and to make our community a safer place to drive, bike and walk.

“Part One Crimes” for the month of October 2017 compared to the month of October 2016 stayed the same with no Homicides, no Sexual Assaults, no Motor Vehicle Thefts and no Robberies. Assaults increased from (0) zero to (2) two. However, Thefts decreased from four (4) to zero (0.) Burglary offenses (construction theft) also decreased reduced from two (2) to zero (0) compared from the month of October 2016 to the month of October 2017.

Part One Crimes are essential quality of life crimes that have adverse effect on the community. These crimes are the most serious offenses against the community. These crimes are based on what “city crime rates” reflect, based on population.

We had no sustained officer complaints during the month of October 2017.

We contribute many of these low numbers regarding serious crime to YOU, the community. Your aggressive style, awareness and willingness to get involved, help us deter crime. When you see something suspicious, YOU call us, and we appreciate it.

We have your back, and we know you have ours.

September 2017 statistics compared to September 2016 statistics show a 37 decrease in “Calls for Service” and a 11 percent decrease in traffic accidents.

What are “Calls for Service?” This is ANY incident or concern in which you may call us for when you are in need of assistance.

Traffic contacts had a 26 percent increase compared to the month of September last year. We issued 97 citations and 769 warnings. The numbers reflect our interest to educate and remind people of what their responsibilities are on the roadway and to make our community a safer place to drive, bike and walk.

“Part One Crimes” for the month of September 2017 compared to the month of September 2016 stayed the same with no Homicides, no Sexual Assaults, no Motor Vehicle Thefts and no Robberies. Assaults increased from (0) zero to (2) two. Thefts increased from (2) two to (8) eight. Burglary offenses (construction theft) reduced from six (2) to one (1) compared from the month of September 2016 to the month of September 2017.

Part One Crimes are essential quality of life crimes that have adverse effect on the community. These crimes are the most serious offenses against the community. These crimes are based on what “city crime rates” reflect, based on population.

We had no officer complaints during the month of September, 2017.

We contribute many of these low numbers regarding serious crime to YOU, the community. Your aggressive style, awareness and willingness to get involved, help us deter crime. When you see something suspicious, YOU call us, and we appreciate it.

We have your back and we know you have ours.

Kenny Seymour - Chief of Police

I am committed to serving the community to the best of my ability. Our mission is to help make the City of Fulshear a safe place to live and work by forming partnerships with its citizens and businesses. Our priority is not just writing a crime report after a crime has occurred; it is working with the community to prevent crime and to solve community problems. I invite you to become our partners in making your neighborhood a better place to live as our community continues to grow. The men and women of the Fulshear Police Department look forward to providing the community with unmatched excellence in law enforcement services.