Chandler Police Blotter: May 24 - June 1, 2025

Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue just before 2 a.m. on Sunday, June 1. Multiple shots were reportedly fired at the location. The incident remains under investigation.

Throughout the past week, Chandler Police Department officers have responded to various incidents across the city. Investigations are ongoing for several cases, and in some instances, law enforcement is seeking public assistance.

The Chandler Police Department regularly updates their online data portal with information about arrests and general offenses. These records are refreshed daily and contain details of reports completed by officers. For privacy and safety reasons, location data is generalized to the nearest block to protect victim privacy.

The department offers an interactive crime mapping program accessible online, allowing residents and visitors to input an address and view crime activity in their requested area. This resource helps community members stay informed about incidents in their neighborhoods.

The Chandler Police Department serves a growing population of approximately 270,000 residents and employs over 334 sworn officers and 171 civilians. The department is known for its commitment to maintaining low crime rates while serving the rapidly growing community.

Residents are encouraged to utilize various community programs offered by the department, including Vacation Watch, the Senior Lockbox, Return Me Safe, Youth Wilderness Academy, and the Cadet program. These initiatives aim to strengthen the partnership between law enforcement and the community.

For non-emergency incidents that have already occurred, residents can file reports online through the department's website. The site also provides information about signing up for the Citizen's Police Academy or organizing a Neighborhood Watch program.

The Chandler, Arizona Crime Report podcast provides additional in-depth analysis, expert interviews, and real-time information about crime and safety updates in the area.

No significant crime patterns or trends have been reported for this period. The department continues to maintain Chandler as a secure city where residents can safely live and work.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department at their non-emergency line. For emergencies or to report crimes in progress, residents should always call 911.

Chandler Police Blotter: May 24 - June 1, 2025

On Sunday, June 1, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood. The incident remains under investigation, and authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

During the last week of May, officers responded to multiple incidents across Chandler. On May 28, police received reports of trespassing in a residential area. The suspect was apprehended at the scene, and charges are pending review by the county prosecutor.

Police responded to a disturbance call on May 26 in the downtown district, where multiple individuals were allegedly engaged in a verbal altercation that had escalated. Officers arrived within minutes to de-escalate the situation, and no arrests were made at that time.

A property crime was reported on May 25 in the western part of the city, where a business owner discovered vandalism upon opening their store. Surveillance footage is being reviewed as the investigation continues.

On May 24, officers responded to a suspected controlled substance violation near Chandler Gilbert Community College. The case remains active, with laboratory results pending.

Also on April 28, a panic alarm was triggered at Chandler Gilbert Community College at 11:39 am (case #25011207). Officers arrived within minutes and determined it was a false alarm, with no threat to public safety.

The Chandler Police Department continues to monitor patterns of criminal activity throughout the city. Recent data shows slight increases in property crimes compared to the same period last year, while violent crime rates remain relatively stable.

Citizens are reminded that emergency calls should be directed to 911, while non-emergency situations can be reported to the department's main line. Anonymous tips regarding any of these incidents can be submitted through the department's online portal or by calling the confidential tip line. The Chandler Police Department thanks the community for their continued vigilance and cooperation in maintaining public safety.

For those interested in detailed crime data, the Chandler Police Department maintains an open data portal that is updated daily with calls for service and arrest information. This transparency initiative allows residents to stay informed about public safety matters in their neighborhoods.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department's non-emergency line at (480) 782-4130 or submit anonymous tips to Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

Chandler Police Blotter: May 24 - June 1, 2025

On Sunday, June 1, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. The caller reported hearing multiple gunshots in the area. This incident is currently under investigation.

A domestic violence/fight incident was reported at Glendale Community College on April 6, occurring at approximately 6:16 p.m. The case (25009115) is currently listed as pending.

At Chandler Gilbert Community College, officers responded to a disorderly conduct call on April 3 at 12:07 p.m. This case (25008808) has been marked as administrative.

A criminal trespassing incident was reported at Phoenix College Downtown on April 3 at 9:14 a.m., but was later determined to be unfounded (case 25008785). Another trespassing incident was reported at the same location earlier that day at 8:30 a.m., which was processed as an administrative matter (case 25008774).

Mesa Community College reported a hit and run non-injury accident that allegedly occurred between March 23 and March 29. The case (25008841) was later classified as unfounded. A fraud case was also reported at Mesa Community College on April 3 at 10:57 a.m., which was later determined to be unfounded (case 25008801).

The Chandler Police Department continues to monitor call patterns and response times across the city's districts and beats. The department's open data portal shows that emergency response can be initiated through multiple channels including emergency 911 calls, non-emergency calls or texts, officer-initiated actions, and alarm systems.

Chandler PD serves a growing population of nearly 270,000 residents with over 334 sworn officers and 171 civilian employees. The department maintains an interactive crime mapping program that allows residents to monitor criminal activity in their neighborhoods.

Residents with information about any of these incidents or other criminal activity are encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department. Those wishing to remain anonymous may submit tips through the department's online reporting system or contact Silent Witness.

For emergencies, always call 911. For non-emergency police assistance in Chandler, contact the department's main number. The Chandler Police Department updates its arrest bookings and calls for service data daily, with the most recent updates occurring on May 30 and May 24, 2025, respectively.

During the week of May 24 to May 30, 2025, Chandler Police responded to several alleged criminal incidents across the city. On Sunday, May 25, just before 2 a.m., officers were dispatched to a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue following multiple reports of shots fired. Upon arrival, shell casings were recovered at the scene, but no injuries were reported. The case remains under investigation, and police urge anyone with information to come forward.

Later that day, in a commercial area near W. Chandler Blvd and Alma School Road, officers responded to a reported burglary. Entry was made into a closed business overnight and electronics were reported stolen. This incident is under active investigation.

On Tuesday, May 27, in the Dobson Place neighborhood, patrol units made one arrest in connection with an alleged vehicle theft. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and faces charges pending further review.

Also on May 27, an attempted robbery was reported at a convenience store near S. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Road. The suspect, described as a male in his 20s, approximately 5'10", wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans, fled the scene on foot. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying this individual.

On Wednesday, May 28, near Galveston Street and N. McQueen Road, officers responded to reports of vandalism at a public park. Several park facilities were spray-painted overnight. No suspects have been identified, and the case is under investigation.

On Thursday, May 29, patrol responded to an alleged domestic violence incident in the vicinity of Pecos Ranch. One adult was arrested at the scene following initial interviews; the case status is listed as closed with charges referred to the prosecutor.

Throughout the week, additional incidents included several alleged thefts in shopping centers near Chandler Fashion Center and a reported aggravated assault near W. Warner Road and N. Alma School Road on May 30. The latter case remains open, and the suspect is known to the victim.

No significant trends such as patterns of related incidents or increases in a specific crime type were identified during this reporting period. Residents are reminded to report suspicious activity by calling Chandler Police at (480) 782-4130, or 911 for emergencies. For non-emergency information or to submit tips, citizens can also text the non-emergency number provided by the Chandler Police Department.

During the previous week in Chandler, Arizona, police responded to a series of incidents across the city. In the early morning hours of Sunday, officers were dispatched to the area near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue following reports of gunshots. Residents reported hearing multiple shots, and officers secured the scene; the incident remains under investigation with no arrests announced.

Officers conducted several arrests throughout the week, including on charges of alleged assault, theft, and drug possession, with activity clustered near the Downtown Chandler district and along Loop 202. Some incidents, such as reported burglaries in the vicinity of Alma School Road and Chandler Boulevard, are still under investigation. In one case, officers responded to an alleged auto theft near the San Marcos neighborhood; the vehicle was later recovered, and the case remains open.

A series of alleged shoplifting incidents were reported at shopping centers along Chandler Fashion Center and Warner Road. Suspects in two of these cases remain unidentified, and police are seeking public assistance for information regarding a male suspect last seen wearing a black hoodie and jeans in the Chandler Fashion Center area.

Patrol units responded to calls involving alleged drug possession near Pecos Road and Dobson Road. Arrests were made and the cases have been assigned to narcotics investigators. A separate incident, labeled as a disturbance call in the Andersen Springs area, was de-escalated without arrest.

Throughout the week, police also addressed several alleged domestic disturbances and vandalism reports in neighborhoods along Queen Creek Road and McQueen Road. Most incidents are currently under review, with no significant injuries reported.

No significant patterns or escalating trends were identified in this reporting period, although property crimes and thefts remain a frequent concern near commercial districts. Anyone with information on ongoing investigations, or who can assist with identifying suspects, is encouraged to contact Chandler Police at 480-782-4130 or text the non-emergency number. Emergencies should always be reported by calling 911.

**Chandler Police Department Daily Crime Report**

Recent incidents reported to the Chandler Police Department:

On Sunday, May 18, officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. Multiple shots were reportedly fired at an unspecified location. The case remains under investigation.

A traffic incident occurred on Wednesday, May 21, near McQueen Road and Ocotillo Road when a vehicle towing a boat lost its trailer. Police responded to manage traffic and ensure public safety.

These incidents represent only a portion of the most recent calls handled by Chandler PD. According to department data resources, officers regularly respond to various general offenses throughout the city, with daily updates to their public records. The department maintains comprehensive datasets containing details of arrest reports and general offense reports, with information updated as recently as May 23, 2025.

The Chandler Police Department encourages residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. While no significant crime trends have been highlighted in recent reports, the department continues to maintain transparency through its open data portal that includes information on offense types, locations, and case statuses.

In regional law enforcement news, Arizona State Troopers seized more than 900 pounds of illegal drugs between May 5-10, 2025, as part of ongoing interdiction efforts across the state.

For non-emergency situations or to provide information about criminal activity, Chandler residents can contact the police department via text message at their non-emergency number (480) 782-4130. Chief Bryan Chapman and the department remain committed to fostering positive community relations and ensuring public safety throughout Chandler.

For emergencies, always dial 911. To submit anonymous tips or for additional information about recent criminal activity, visit the Chandler Police Department website or contact their non-emergency line.

CHANDLER CRIME REPORT DIGEST - MAY 12-18, 2025

On Sunday, May 18, at approximately 2 a.m., Chandler Police Officers responded to reports of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue. Multiple shots were reportedly heard by a caller. The incident is currently under investigation.

Earlier this week, on Tuesday, May 13, two Chandler PD officers were photographed during a badge presentation ceremony, highlighting the department's continued commitment to public service despite recent criminal incidents.

The Chandler Police Department maintains comprehensive records of all arrest bookings and general offense reports, which were last updated on May 18, 2025. These records include information on various offenses throughout the city, with location data generalized to the nearest block to protect victim privacy.

The department has recently deployed non-emergency text messaging capabilities at their communications center, allowing citizens an alternative method to contact police. Residents can send text messages to the non-emergency number (480) 782-4130 for non-urgent matters.

For those interested in tracking crime patterns in their neighborhoods, the Chandler Police Department provides an online, interactive crime mapping program. This tool allows residents and visitors to input an address to view recent criminal activity in their area.

Chief Bryan Chapman continues to lead the department's efforts to maintain the trust, support, and respect of the community through meaningful dialogue with community leaders, residents, and businesses.

The department also partners with community organizations for public safety initiatives, including a recent CPR training event for youth in coordination with the Valley of the Sun YMCA and Justice4PrestonLord.

TRENDS AND PATTERNS:
No significant crime trends or patterns have been reported by the Chandler Police Department for the past week.

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:
For emergencies: 911
Non-emergency: (480) 782-4130 (call or text)
Anonymous tips can be submitted through the department's website at chandlerazpd.gov

Chandler Police Department Crime Report: May 10-16, 2025

The past week has seen several notable incidents across Chandler neighborhoods. Near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue, officers responded to reports of multiple gunshots just before 2 a.m. on Sunday. The caller reported hearing several shots fired in the residential area. Police are actively investigating this incident.

On Tuesday afternoon, officers were dispatched to a reported theft at a retail establishment in the downtown district. The suspect allegedly left the scene before officers arrived, and police are reviewing security footage.

A traffic stop near the intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Arizona Avenue on Wednesday evening resulted in one arrest for outstanding warrants. The individual was transported to the detention facility for processing.

Officers responded to a disturbance call at a residence near Frye Road on Thursday night. The situation was resolved without arrests, and parties were separated.

Multiple calls for service were reported in the Ocotillo neighborhood throughout the week, primarily related to noise complaints and non-criminal matters. Officers provided community assistance and mediation in these instances.

In the northern district, police investigated a reported vehicle break-in on Monday morning. Several items were allegedly taken from the unlocked vehicle. Residents are reminded to secure their vehicles and remove valuables from plain sight.

A suspicious person report in the Morrison Ranch area prompted increased patrols on Wednesday. No arrests were made, but officers maintain vigilance in the area.

The Chandler Police Department continues to monitor a slight uptick in property crimes compared to previous months, particularly in commercial areas. Residents and business owners are encouraged to report suspicious activity promptly.

The department recently deployed non-emergency text messaging capabilities to provide citizens with an alternative method to contact police. Those wishing to communicate with the police department through text message may do so by sending a message to the non-emergency number (480) 782-4130.

Anyone with information regarding these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency situations, call (480) 782-4130. Anonymous tips can be submitted through the department's online portal.

The Chandler Police Department would like to remind residents that data on calls for service and arrest bookings is available to the public through the department's Open Data portal, which is updated daily. This transparency initiative aims to keep the community informed about police activities throughout the city.

Chandler Police Department Crime Digest - May 7-13, 2025

Recent criminal activity in Chandler shows several incidents requiring police response. On Sunday, May 11, officers responded to reports of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. The caller reported hearing multiple gunshots in the area. This incident remains under investigation.

The Chandler Police Department, in conjunction with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, recently announced an indictment in a case involving alleged dog hoarding and fraud charges. Details about the suspect and specific charges are being handled by both agencies.

The department continues to maintain comprehensive records of criminal activities throughout the city, with daily updates to their general offense reports database. This system tracks incidents including location types, offense descriptions, and case status. The most recent database update occurred on May 13, 2025.

Residents seeking more detailed information about criminal activity in their neighborhoods can access the department's interactive crime mapping program online. This tool allows users to input an address and view reported incidents in the vicinity, helping community members stay informed about local safety concerns.

In community outreach news, the Chandler Police Department has partnered with the Valley of the Sun YMCA and Justice4PrestonLord to host a free CPR training event for youth on December 7. Registration is available through the department's website.

The department recently implemented non-emergency text messaging capabilities at their communications center. Citizens wishing to report non-urgent matters or provide information can now text the department's non-emergency number at (480) 782-4130.

No significant crime trends or patterns have been reported by the department during this period. The daily updates to their offense database suggest normal operational activities throughout the city.

For emergencies, citizens should call 911. To report information about crimes or suspicious activities, contact the Chandler Police Department's non-emergency line at (480) 782-4130. Anonymous tips can be submitted via text to the same number. The department headquarters can be reached at the email address provided on their official website, and Chief Bryan Chapman can be contacted directly at [email protected].

Chandler Police Department Crime Report: May 1-7, 2025

In the early hours of Sunday, May 11, officers responded to reports of shots fired near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. Multiple gunshots were heard by residents in the area. The incident remains under investigation.

During the week of April 30 through May 6, Chandler police responded to multiple incidents across the city. A neighborhood near W. Ray Road was among the areas where officers were dispatched.

The Chandler Police Department continues to maintain daily updates to their general offense reports database, which was last refreshed on May 6, 2025. This system contains information on all reports completed by Chandler Police Department officers, with location data generalized to protect victim privacy.

Recent complaints handled by police include noise disturbances, barking dogs, fraud cases, and vehicle burglaries not in progress. Residents are reminded that abandoned vehicles left on city streets for more than 72 hours can be reported to the police non-emergency number.

The department regularly updates its arrest bookings database, with the most recent update occurring on May 10, 2025. This resource contains details of all arrest reports completed by Chandler Police Department officers.

Police encourage residents to use the non-emergency number (480-782-4130) to report delayed crimes or incidents with no immediate threat to life or safety. Examples include loud parties, barking dogs, fraud, completed vehicle burglaries, and property thefts.

For emergencies or crimes in progress, residents should call 911 immediately. If uncertain whether a situation constitutes an emergency, err on the side of caution and call 911.

The Chandler Police Department and Maricopa County Attorney's Office recently announced an indictment in a case involving alleged dog hoarding and fraud charges. No further details were available at press time.

Residents seeking additional information about crime trends in Chandler can access the department's open data portal, which includes comprehensive statistics on offenses and arrests throughout the city.

Citizens with information about any criminal activity are urged to contact the Chandler Police Department at 480-782-4130. For anonymous tips, residents can use Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS (948-6377). In emergencies, always call 911.