Thursday, May 18, 2017

Sixteen Year Old Male Shot Update

Update 5/18/2017


Police Detectives actively working the shooting investigation that occurred at 204 Alpine Street on Wednesday, May 10, 2017, have uncovered additional factors surrounding the incident.  Further investigation has revealed, the shooting happened as the result of possible drug activity or a narcotics transaction.  Detectives have received very little cooperation from members who reside in the home and were at the residence the time the crime took place.  

Additionally, further inquiry from a local hotel has produced a video of a vehicle of interest in this case.  The video of the car is currently being released because it was very near the residence just before and after when the shooting happened.


Anyone having information about the incident or the vehicle in the video is urged to call 911 or the Police Department at 770-704-4883.  









Previous Press Release: 

Canton Police Detectives are continuing their active investigation into the shooting of Luke Crisp, 16 yrs. old of Canton, Georgia.  He is currently listed in stable condition and is being treated at WellStar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, Georgia.


Anyone with information relating to this case is encouraged to call the Canton Police Department (770-720-4883) or Call 911.


Previous Press Release: 5/10/2017, 1:56 PM:

The 16 year old male that was shot earlier this morning was transported from Northside Cherokee Hospital to Kennestone Hospital and is currently in stable condition. The crime scene is currently still being processed. 

Canton Police Detectives are actively seeking persons of interest regarding the case. Detectives would like to ask any witnesses to come forward and please call the Police Department with any information. 

Additional information will be released when available. 


Previous Press Release 5/10/2017, 4:45 AM:

Canton units are currently on scene of a person shot at 204 Alpine Street.  Just before 2:30 am., Officers were dispatched to the above location and upon arrival found a 16 year old, white male victim on a living room couch with an apparent gunshot wound to his chest area.  At this time, Officers and Detectives are working the crime scene, obtaining witness statements and securing a search warrant for the residence.  We are working to identify a suspect as well in the crime.

The young victim has been transported to Northside Cherokee Hospital and his condition is not known at this time.



Further information will be released when available.

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Bus Stop with a Cop


Canton Police will be having a "Bus Stop with a Cop" event on Thursday, May 18, 2017, from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM. We will be at the Summer Club House area in the River Green subdivsion located at 1000 Woodbury Road, Canton, GA 30114.

The "Bus Stop with a Cop" is a Canton Police community outreach event focused on building relationships with the students and parents of the Canton community. The event takes place at a bus drop-off point after school. There will be plenty of fun, games and food. 

We hope to see you there! 


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Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Officer Saves a Life



On May 14th, 2017 around 7 PM, City of Canton Police Officers were notified of a male, possibly in the Canton area, that was suicidal and armed. A look out was given to Officers with the male’s physical description along with a description of his vehicle. 

Officer Jonathan Nelson (City of Canton Police Department), found the male inside vehicle in the Canton Market Place shopping center. Officer Nelson looked inside the vehicle and observed the male actively trying to hang himself with a makeshift noose. The male appeared to be blue in color and not breathing. Officer Nelson attempted to get the male to stop through verbal commands but the male was not responding. Officer Nelson then made several attempts to break the driver side window and was eventually successful. Officer Nelson quickly loosened the makeshift noose from the male’s neck and was able to get the male to breathe but could not release the noose completely. 

Officer Nelson was able to calm the individual down and take the makeshift noose from around his neck. The suicidal male was then transported to Northside Cherokee Hospital for further treatment and evaluation. 



Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Sixteen Year Old Male Shot Update

Canton Police Detectives are continuing their active investigation into the shooting of Luke Crisp, 16 yrs. old of Canton, Georgia.  He is currently listed in stable condition and is being treated at WellStar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, Georgia.


Anyone with information relating to this case is encouraged to call the Canton Police Department (770-720-4883) or Call 911.


Previous Press Release: 5/10/2017, 1:56 PM:

The 16 year old male that was shot earlier this morning was transported from Northside Cherokee Hospital to Kennestone Hospital and is currently in stable condition. The crime scene is currently still being processed. 

Canton Police Detectives are actively seeking persons of interest regarding the case. Detectives would like to ask any witnesses to come forward and please call the Police Department with any information. 

Additional information will be released when available. 


Previous Press Release 5/10/2017, 4:45 AM:

Canton units are currently on scene of a person shot at 204 Alpine Street.  Just before 2:30 am., Officers were dispatched to the above location and upon arrival found a 16 year old, white male victim on a living room couch with an apparent gunshot wound to his chest area.  At this time, Officers and Detectives are working the crime scene, obtaining witness statements and securing a search warrant for the residence.  We are working to identify a suspect as well in the crime.

The young victim has been transported to Northside Cherokee Hospital and his condition is not known at this time.



Further information will be released when available.



               
                                        

Sixteen Year Old Male Shot

Canton units are currently on scene of a person shot at 204 Alpine Street.  Just before 2:30 am., Officers were dispatched to the above location and upon arrival found a 16 year old, white male victim on a living room couch with an apparent gunshot wound to his chest area.  At this time, Officers and Detectives are working the crime scene, obtaining witness statements and securing a search warrant for the residence.  We are working to identify a suspect as well in the crime.

The young victim has been transported to Northside Cherokee Hospital and his condition is not known at this time.


Further information will be released when available.


Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Coffee with a Cop

The Police Department’s next Coffee with a Cop community event will be held on Wednesday, May 24, 2017 from 8:00 - 10:00 am., at Northside Hospital Cherokee (Galleria Conference Room) located at 450 Northside Cherokee Blvd. #151, Canton, Ga.  This on-going outreach allows Officers and citizens to connect, engage, problem solve and build important trusting relationships which are vital to improving the quality of life for everyone in the community.

Chief Mark J. Mitchell stated, “We strongly believe Coffee with a Cop is one of the most important monthly activities we are involved in which is essential to us connecting with the citizens we serve. Our organizational attitude, mindset and philosophy is to build a foundation of trust with each segment of our community and diligently grow a very positive culture between our hard working department and this great City.” 

Chief Mitchell said, “I want to thank our citizens for their support and feedback which greatly assists us in providing better police services and also “humanizes the badge” to both adults and children. Our hope is that our citizens will see we truly care about them, their quality of life, their safety and what goes on in our City.”

Chief Mitchell added, “I would like to thank Northside Hospital - Cherokee and their management team for inviting us to be a part of such an important community event.”