After Dark
Here's what our officers saw on night patrol across Puget Sound this month, plus what the City of Everett reported, so you know where to stay alert. Real numbers, logged on the spot, no client names.
Quiet isn't luck.
It's a marked patrol car pulling in when nobody expects it, night after night. 95 out of every 100 checks came back "all secure." And when something does turn up, it's photographed, time-stamped and in our client's hands within minutes, not in a report next week.
Our busiest patrol night: Thursday
26 problems caught and documented
What Everett Police responded to at night
From the City of Everett's public police reports, between 8 PM and 6 AM: 1,727 calls for service. Most weren't crimes: traffic stops, check-ins and follow-ups. These were the security-related ones:
We work alongside local police. When our officers see something, we call it in.
What happened on your property at 2 AM last night?
If you can't answer that, you're guessing. Our clients don't guess. Every visit shows up in their client portal the moment it happens, with the time, GPS location and photos.
Lock and light your trash area
Trash and graffiti were the #1 thing our officers reported this month. A dumpster enclosure that's unlocked and dark invites illegal dumping, graffiti and people sheltering overnight. A padlock and one motion light cut most of it.
See something suspicious? Call 911 for emergencies, or the police non-emergency line for everything else.
How we count: numbers come from American Patrol LLC's own patrol reports at client properties across Puget Sound, October 1–20, 2026, and are added up automatically from what our officers logged. No client names, addresses or photos are ever shared. City numbers come from the City of Everett's public police data.