Dear Officer Miller:
There have been several house burglaries in Garden City South over the past several weeks. Are they going to be added to the blog? There was one as recently as Saturday afternoon on Wellington Road which I only found out about because a friend of mine lives across the street and we were going for a walk at the time. I live only a few blocks away. It would be beneficial for all of us in the community to be aware of these robberies.
Thanks,
P.S.
Dear P.S.,
There have been 3 reported incidents from April 16 to April 22 where homes were entered thru rear or side windows. All these incidents are under investigation at this time. If you want any further information please call and speak to one of our POP Officers at 573-6570.
Tips for safeguarding your home:
1. Install and maintain the timers on lights
2. Make sure all exterior lights are functioning properly
3. No mail or flyers left out
4. Let a neighbor you trust know your away and where you are in case they need to contact you
5 . Safeguard all jewelry and cash
6 . Make sure all first floor window air conditioners are secured because this allows easy access for burglars to get into your home
7. Make sure all house alarms are functioning properly
8 . Make sure all windows and doors are secure
9 . Trim all bushes and hedges around windows and doors because these make easy hiding spots for burglars
10. Be careful of routines.
If you see anything suspicious please call 911 and not your local precinct so their response can be faster! When in doubt do not be afraid to call 911!!
Speak clearly and slowly so the proper information gets out. Don’t rush the phone call because all the information is important.
Try to get any information possible i.e. vehicle plate numbers, physical descriptions such as clothing, height, race, weight, gender, direction of travel, and what they might have in their possession i.e. backpack, gym bag.
You are the eyes and ears of the community so please call regarding anything suspicious or unusual. This is our community so please be vigilant and again do not be afraid to call 911 for any suspicious and unusual activity.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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