# Chandler Police Department Daily Crime Report Digest

In the early hours of May 3, 2025, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue. The incident occurred just before 2 a.m., with the caller reporting they had heard multiple shots being fired. This case is currently under investigation.

On May 2, 2025, the Chandler Police Department made several arrests, as documented in their arrest bookings dataset, though specific details about these incidents are not available in the public record at this time.

The Chandler Police Department has been maintaining detailed records of all general offense reports, with the most recent update to their database occurring on April 30, 2025. These reports include information about incidents throughout the city, with location data generalized to protect victim privacy.

In other significant news, the Chandler Police Department and Maricopa County Attorney's Office recently announced an indictment in a case involving dog hoarder fraud charges. This represents a major development in an ongoing investigation, though specific details about the charges or suspects were not provided.

For residents and visitors interested in tracking crime patterns in their neighborhoods, the Chandler Police Department provides an online, interactive crime mapping program. This tool allows users to input an address to view reported criminal activity in their area, helping community members stay informed about local safety concerns.

The Chandler Police Department continues to update their open data catalog daily, providing transparency about criminal activity in the area. Their general offense reports dataset currently contains 248,945 rows of data, offering a comprehensive view of reported incidents throughout the city.

For anyone with information about these or other criminal incidents in Chandler, please contact the Chandler Police Department. Anonymous tips can be submitted through their website at chandlerazpd.gov. Remember that community vigilance and reporting suspicious activity promptly can help maintain the safety and security of Chandler neighborhoods.

Between April 14 and April 20, 2025, the Chandler Police Department responded to a range of criminal incidents across the city. In the downtown Chandler area, multiple reported thefts occurred at retail centers, including alleged shoplifting incidents. On April 16, police responded to a burglary alarm at a business near Arizona Avenue and Chandler Boulevard. Entry was attempted after hours and the case remains under investigation.

A robbery was reported in the area of Ray Road and Dobson Road, where an alleged suspect displayed a weapon and demanded personal belongings from a victim in a parking lot. The incident is actively under investigation and police are seeking public assistance in identifying a male suspect described as Hispanic, in his mid-20s, approximately 5’10”, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans at the time of the crime.

Several vehicle burglaries were reported near Queen Creek Road and Gilbert Road. In these incidents, suspects allegedly broke vehicle windows and removed valuables. The cases are under investigation.

Police responded to a residential area near Alma School Road and Warner Road on reports of domestic violence. Officers made an arrest at the scene and the case is pending review by the prosecutor’s office.

Drug/narcotic violations and drug equipment violations continued to be reported throughout the week, with several arrests made in the western portions of the city according to police data.

A weapon law violation was reported in the vicinity of Kyrene Road and Chandler Boulevard. A suspect was detained after officers observed alleged illegal possession of a firearm during a traffic stop. The case is ongoing.

As of April 19, a vandalism incident was documented near McQueen Road and Chandler Heights Road, where unknown subjects allegedly damaged property at a local park. The investigation is ongoing.

No significant trends of violent crime clusters emerged over the past week, though motor vehicle burglaries and retail thefts continue to be prevalent in commercial corridors. Anyone with information about these or other criminal incidents is urged to contact Chandler Police at their non-emergency number or anonymously via Silent Witness. For emergencies or crimes in progress, dial 9-1-1.

Between April 12 and April 18, 2025, Chandler Police responded to a range of incidents across the city. On April 12, officers were called to the downtown Chandler area near Arizona Avenue and Boston Street for an alleged burglary involving forced entry into a commercial business, which remains under investigation. Late that evening in the Ocotillo neighborhood, a vehicle theft was reported in a shopping center parking lot; the vehicle was later recovered, and the case is ongoing. April 13 saw a reported assault near Alma School Road and Chandler Boulevard, where the victim declined medical treatment and the suspect was taken into custody at the scene.

On April 14, a residential area near Ray Road and Cooper Road experienced an alleged criminal damage incident where several vehicles were vandalized overnight; this case is under investigation. Officers are actively seeking public assistance in identifying a potential suspect, described as a male, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing dark clothing and last seen fleeing eastbound. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Chandler Police tips line.

Later that day, patrol responded to a reported shoplifting incident at a retail center near Dobson Road and Warner Road; two adult suspects were detained and cited. April 15 involved an alleged drug/narcotic violation during a traffic stop near Chandler Heights Road and McQueen Road, resulting in one arrest and the seizure of illegal substances and paraphernalia. The same day in the Sun Groves neighborhood, a fraud case involving unauthorized use of a credit card was reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

On April 16, police responded to a disturbance involving alleged disorderly conduct at a park near Pecos Road and Arizona Avenue; the parties were separated, and no arrests were made. In a separate incident that evening, officers investigated a reported theft from vehicle near Kyrene Road and Chandler Boulevard; there are no suspects at this time, and the case remains open.

April 17 saw a reported residential burglary in an apartment complex near Price Road and Queen Creek Road; entry was allegedly gained through an unlocked window, and electronics were taken. The case is under investigation. Multiple reports of criminal damage to public property, including graffiti, were also logged in the downtown area.

On April 18, officers conducted a warrant arrest in the Vicinity of Warner Road and Alma School Road. The suspect was taken into custody without incident. In a separate call, police were dispatched to a report of an alleged assault at a local bar near Chandler Boulevard and Arizona Avenue, where the victim was treated for minor injuries and charges are pending.

Recent reports indicate a continued pattern of property-related crimes, including burglaries, vehicle thefts, and vandalism, with several cases still under investigation. Public assistance is requested in cases where suspect descriptions have been provided. For tips or information related to any of these incidents, please contact Chandler Police at 480-782-4130 or submit information anonymously via Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

Between April 7 and April 14, 2025, the Chandler Police Department responded to multiple criminal incidents across the city. In the vicinity of Alma School Road and Warner Road, officers investigated an alleged commercial burglary involving forced entry into a retail business during overnight hours. The case remains under investigation as detectives process physical evidence from the scene.

Near Ray Road and Dobson Road, an alleged vehicle theft occurred in a public parking lot. The vehicle was reported missing in the early morning. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

In the area around Chandler Boulevard and Arizona Avenue, police responded to a reported aggravated assault on April 10. The incident involved two individuals during a dispute outside a commercial property. One subject was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The case number for this incident is 25-041002. The suspect fled the scene prior to officers’ arrival and is described as a Hispanic male in his late 20s, approximately 6 feet tall, medium build, last seen wearing a red shirt and blue jeans. Chandler Police are seeking public assistance in identifying this suspect.

On the evening of April 11, patrol units responded to a reported shoplifting at a retail center near the intersection of Gilbert Road and Queen Creek Road. The alleged offender was detained by store security and later arrested by responding officers. Charges are pending review by the prosecutor’s office.

In a residential neighborhood near McQueen Road and Chandler Heights Road, officers documented a case of alleged vandalism. Multiple parked vehicles were reported to have had windows smashed overnight. The investigation is ongoing, with no suspects identified at this time.

On April 12, a robbery was reported in a parking lot in the western portion of the city, near Price Road and the Loop 202 freeway. The victim reported a suspect forcibly stealing a wallet before fleeing on foot. Officers are actively investigating, and no arrests have been made.

Elsewhere, several incidents of alleged credit card fraud and identity theft were reported at businesses and banks citywide, with cases under review by detectives. In the area of Pecos Road and Cooper Road, officers responded to a disturbance that resulted in the arrest of an adult male for alleged disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

No homicides were reported during this period. There was a notable increase in thefts from motor vehicles, primarily in public parking areas and apartment complexes. Police encourage residents to remove valuables from parked vehicles and report suspicious activity.

Anyone with information related to these incidents or seeking to provide anonymous tips is encouraged to contact Chandler Police at their non-emergency line or use the department’s online tip submission platform. In an emergency, always call 911.

Between April 1 and April 8, 2025, the Chandler Police Department documented the following criminal incidents:

In the vicinity of Alma School Road and Warner Road, a burglary was reported on April 2. Entry appeared to be forced, and valuables were stolen. The case is under investigation.

At a commercial property near Ray Road and Arizona Avenue, a shoplifting incident occurred on April 3. An individual was apprehended after attempting to steal electronics. The suspect was arrested and charges have been filed. Case number: 25008765.

On April 4, near Chandler Heights and Gilbert Road, a motor vehicle theft was reported. A sedan was taken during the night. The vehicle remains unrecovered, and the investigation is ongoing.

A vandalism case was reported on April 5 at a public park near Dobson and Queen Creek Road. Damage to park facilities was noted. The case is under investigation.

Near Pecos and Cooper Road, an aggravated assault occurred on April 6. Following a dispute, one person sustained injuries. The suspect was identified and arrested. Case number: 25008912.

At a convenience store near Ocotillo and McQueen Road on April 7, a robbery took place. A masked suspect demanded cash. The suspect remains at large, and the police are seeking public assistance. The individual is described as a male, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing a black hoodie and jeans. Case number: 25008958.

In a residential area near Chandler Boulevard and Rural Road on April 8, a fraud case was reported involving unauthorized use of a credit card. The case is pending investigation.

Overall, there has been an increase in motor vehicle thefts and vandalism reported in Chandler over the past week. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or additional information, contact the Chandler Police Department at 480-782-4130. In emergencies, dial 911.

During the week of March 30 to April 6, 2025, the Chandler Police Department reported the following criminal incidents:

Near Alma School Road and Chandler Boulevard, a robbery occurred early in the week when an individual reportedly used a weapon to demand valuables from a victim in a parking lot. The case remains under investigation, and police are seeking public information.

In the area of Ray Road and Dobson Road, a burglary was reported at a retail business midweek. Suspects allegedly gained entry after hours and stole merchandise. Investigators are actively working the case.

At a neighborhood near Queen Creek Road and Arizona Avenue, officers responded to a reported aggravated assault involving two individuals. One person sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was arrested on-site, and the case number is 25006789.

A motor vehicle theft was reported near Elliot Road and Cooper Road. A vehicle was allegedly taken from a residential driveway overnight. The investigation is ongoing, and police have requested tips from the public.

In the vicinity of Pecos Road and Price Road, a shoplifting incident occurred at a local retail store midweek. A suspect allegedly stole electronics before fleeing. No arrests have been made, and the case remains open.

At a park near Chandler Heights Road and Gilbert Road, a vandalism incident was reported where several public structures were damaged with graffiti. The case is currently under investigation.

In a neighborhood near Ocotillo Road and McQueen Road, officers responded to a report of domestic violence over the weekend. One individual was taken into custody, and the case is pending further legal action.

The Chandler Police Department noted no significant spikes in any specific type of crime. However, vehicle-related thefts and property crimes remain a concern. Residents are encouraged to lock their vehicles and secure valuables.

If you have information related to any cases, please contact the Chandler Police Department at 480-782-4130. For emergencies, dial 911.

Between March 25 and March 31, the Chandler Police Department reported the following criminal incidents:

Near Dobson Road and Warner Road, officers responded to a reported burglary at a local business. Initial findings indicate forced entry through the back door, with electronics and cash stolen. The case is under active investigation.

In the vicinity of Pecos Road and Arizona Avenue, police assisted with the rescue of an individual who had voluntarily entered a drainage well and became trapped for two days. The individual was safely removed by emergency responders and is receiving assistance. No criminal charges have been filed.

At Ray Road and Alma School Road, a theft from a motor vehicle was reported. A suspect allegedly broke into a parked car and stole valuable items, including a laptop. Police are reviewing surveillance footage, and the case remains open.

In the area of Chandler Boulevard and Rural Road, a shoplifting incident occurred at a retail store. A suspect reportedly attempted to leave the premises with unpaid merchandise but was detained by store security. Police made an arrest, and charges are pending.

On Arizona Avenue near Frye Road, officers conducted a traffic stop that led to the arrest of a suspect for drug-related charges. Substances suspected to be methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia were confiscated. The suspect is in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

Trends for the week include an increase in property crimes such as vehicle-related thefts and burglaries. Residents are encouraged to secure personal belongings and report suspicious activity promptly.

For tips or information related to these or other cases, contact the Chandler Police Department at 480-782-4130. In emergencies, dial 911.

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.

The Chandler Police Department reported several notable incidents over the past week. On March 20, officers responded to a domestic violence call near Arizona Avenue and Boston Street. The suspect allegedly assaulted their partner and fled the scene before police arrived. The case remains under investigation.

On March 21, a burglary was reported at a business in the downtown area. Surveillance footage showed two individuals breaking into the premises after hours and stealing electronic equipment. Detectives are reviewing the video evidence and seeking public assistance in identifying the suspects.

A series of vehicle break-ins occurred in the Ocotillo neighborhood on March 22. Multiple residents reported items stolen from their cars overnight. Police advise residents to lock their vehicles and remove valuables to prevent further incidents.

On March 23, officers conducted a traffic stop near Chandler Boulevard and Alma School Road, resulting in the arrest of a driver for possession of narcotics. The suspect was booked into Maricopa County Jail pending formal charges.

A robbery took place at a convenience store on Ray Road on March 24. The suspect allegedly brandished a weapon and demanded cash from the register before fleeing on foot. No injuries were reported, and police are reviewing security camera footage.

On March 25, police responded to reports of vandalism at a local park in the Andersen Springs area. Several pieces of playground equipment were damaged, and graffiti was found on nearby structures. The parks department is working to repair the damage while police investigate.

The week concluded with a hit-and-run incident on March 26 near Frye Road and McQueen Road. A pedestrian suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle that left the scene. Witnesses described the vehicle as a dark-colored sedan, and police are asking for the public's help in locating it.

Overall, Chandler experienced a total of 717 Group A offenses in January 2025, according to the latest available data. This includes 161 crimes against persons, 427 crimes against property, and 129 crimes against society. The most common offenses were simple assault, shoplifting, and drug-related violations.

Compared to the previous year, Chandler has seen a decrease in violent crimes, with notable reductions in homicides, rapes, and aggravated assaults. However, there has been a slight increase in property crimes, particularly thefts.

The Chandler Police Department encourages residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. For non-emergency situations or to provide tips, contact the police department at 480-782-4130. In case of emergencies, always dial 911.

Here is the daily crime report digest for Chandler, Arizona, covering the week of March 18 to March 24, 2025:

On March 18, officers responded to a burglary at a business near Chandler Boulevard and Alma School Road. Suspects allegedly forced entry into the premises and stole electronic equipment. The incident is under investigation. On March 19, a theft occurred at a retail store near Ray Road and Rural Road. A suspect allegedly took merchandise without payment. The case remains open. On March 20, police were called to a domestic violence incident near Chandler Boulevard and Hamilton Street. An armed suspect, later identified as Messiah McMillian, was fatally shot by officers after reportedly threatening others. The investigation is ongoing.

On March 21, a fire broke out at a residence near Elliot Road and Alma School Road. Two individuals were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is under investigation. On March 22, a four-car collision occurred on I-10 near Riggs Road, injuring a police officer and two others. The crash is being investigated by authorities. On March 23, officers responded to a report of vandalism at a park near Dobson Road and Warner Road. The property damage is under review.

Trends this week include a slight increase in property crimes, particularly thefts and burglaries, with several incidents occurring in retail and residential areas. Authorities remind residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. For tips or emergencies, contact the Chandler Police Department at 480-782-4130 or Crime Stop at 480-782-4130.