RSPD responded to nearly 500 calls last month

November 17, 2025 Zac Oakes WJRS News

Russell Springs Police had a busy month of October.

Last month, Russell Springs Police officers responded to nearly 500 calls for service and made 38 total arrests.

Russell Springs Police reported 4 total DUI arrests, along with 4 other drug-related arrests and 2 other alcohol-related arrests.

Russell Springs Police performed 101 traffic stops and issued 44 traffic citations.

Police officers worked 23 traffic accidents, performed 27 motorist assists, and answered 11 alarm calls.

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