Ilion Police Report Shows Busy March: Drugs, Assaults, and 559 Calls for Service

Newly released numbers reveal a heavy month for Ilion Police, with dozens of arrests and hundreds of calls keeping officers on their toes.

ILION, NY — The Ilion Police Department has released its official March 2026 activity report, and let’s not sugarcoat it — it was a busy month.

According to the report, officers responded to 559 calls for service, issued 107 traffic tickets, and handled 8 motor vehicle accidents. On top of that, there were 8 mental health-related arrests, showing just how wide-ranging police work has become.

📄 Source: Facebook

🚨 What Stands Out

🔥 Drug-Related Arrests Are Everywhere

A large portion of arrests involved criminal possession of controlled substances, including multiple cases involving intent to sell — not just personal use.

That’s not small-time stuff. That’s distribution-level charges showing up in a small-town report.

⚠️ Violent Incidents & Assaults

Several arrests included:

Assault (multiple cases)

Strangulation

Obstruction of breathing

Menacing a police officer

That’s serious, not petty. These are the kinds of charges that point to escalating situations — not just everyday disputes.

🚗 DWI & Dangerous Driving

Multiple individuals were arrested for:

Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)

Driving while impaired by drugs

Operating without insurance or registration

One case even involved aggravated DWI with a child in the vehicle, which is about as reckless as it gets.

🔁 Repeat Names Keep Showing Up

Here’s something people are gonna notice real quick — some individuals were arrested multiple times within the same month.

That raises a real question:
👉 Are people being held accountable… or just cycling through the system?

🧠 Mental Health Calls Rising

With 8 mental health arrests, it’s clear police aren’t just dealing with crime — they’re dealing with crisis situations too.

That’s something the community needs to pay attention to. This isn’t just a law enforcement issue — it’s a support system issue.

🧠 Real Talk — What This Means

You can spin it however you want, but here’s the truth:

Drugs are still a major issue

Violent incidents aren’t rare

Repeat offenders are a pattern

Police are stretched across everything from crime to mental health

This isn’t fear-mongering — this is straight from the report.

📊 By the Numbers (March 2026)

559 Calls for Service

107 Traffic Tickets

8 Motor Vehicle Accidents

8 Mental Health Arrests

Dozens of Criminal Arrests

📣 Final Thought

Ilion isn’t falling apart — but it’s definitely not quiet either.

And if you want change, ignoring the numbers ain’t the move. Facing them is.