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postheadericon Crime Stats 6/27/10 – 7/3/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There were 2 Robberies on Beat 1
7/1/2010 18:00 Robbery 1 RIVERVIEW PARK
7/1/2010 15:08 Robbery 2 RAGGARD RD
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 1
6/29/2010 16:28 Burglary 2 GREENWOOD PLACE CIR
6/29/2010 23:00 Burglary 2 BLACK OAK LN
7/2/2010 11:00 Burglary 3 RENWOOD BLVD
There were 5 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
7/3/2010 8:00 TBUT f/Auto BONNYVILLE BLVD
6/27/2010 6:00 TBUT f/Auto LEDGEWOOD PKY
6/27/2010 14:00 TBUT f/Auto LEDGEWOOD PKY
6/28/2010 3:15 TBUT f/Auto INVICTA DR
6/29/2010 6:00 TBUT f/Auto PIKES PEAK BLVD
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 1
7/3/2010 20:00 Auto Theft 3606 BAYMEADOW DR
BEAT 2
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 2
6/27/2010 5:19 Burglary 2 ROYAL GARDENS CT
There were 7 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 2
7/1/2010 7:30 TBUT f/Auto IROQUOIS GARDENS DR
7/3/2010 6:30 TBUT f/Auto ST ANTHONY GARDENS DR
6/30/2010 1:29 TBUT f/Auto SPRINGFIELD DR
7/1/2010 6:15 TBUT f/Auto SOUTHVIEW SQ
7/1/2010 8:00 TBUT f/Auto SOUTHVIEW SQ
7/1/2010 14:45 TBUT f/Auto IROQUOIS GARDENS DR
7/2/2010 1:15 TBUT f/Auto NEW CUT RD
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 2
6/29/2010 10:25 Auto Theft S 3RD ST
BEAT 3
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 3
6/29/2010 13:45 Burglary 2 W WILSHIRE BLVD
6/29/2010 8:00 Burglary 2 LONGHORN CT
7/2/2010 10:00 Burglary 3 OLD NEW CUT RD
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 3
6/28/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto FALLON WAY
7/2/2010 4:30 TBUT f/Auto TALLOW LN
7/3/2010 9:00 TBUT f/Auto CANDLEGLOW LN
BEAT 4
6/28/2010 20:00 Burglary 2 ANGUS CT
7/1/2010 22:01 Burglary 2 YOUNGTOWN CT
BEAT 5
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 5
7/1/2010 22:52 Robbery 1 TEXLYN CT
There were 6 Burglaries on Beat 5
6/28/2010 0:40 Burglary 1 NANCY LN
6/28/2010 13:50 Burglary 1 CAMRYN CT
7/1/2010 0:27 Burglary 1 ASHBY LN
6/29/2010 15:59 Burglary 2 JOHNSONTOWN RD
7/3/2010 0:40 Burglary 2 TRADE PORT DR
7/2/2010 7:00 Burglary 2 OMAR KHAYYAM BLVD
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 5
7/3/2010 6:00 TBUT f/Auto EIDER DR
6/29/2010 20:40 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
6/30/2010 13:20 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
6/30/2010 16:00 TBUT f/Auto COLRAIN CIR
BEAT 6
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 6
7/1/2010 19:25 Robbery 1 DIXIE HWY
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 6
6/30/2010 18:00 Burglary 2 SUMMER CREEK DR
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 6
6/29/2010 16:00 Auto Theft JOHN ADAMS WAY

TBUT* ( Theft By Unlawful taking)

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Crime Stats 6/20/10 – 6/26/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

06-20-10 TO 06-26-10
BEAT 1
There were 2 Robberies on Beat 1
6/26/2010 12:14 Robbery 2 RAGGARD RD
6/25/2010 12:30 Robbery 2 RAGGARD RD
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 1
6/24/2010 15:00 Burglary 2 ELMORE ST
6/25/2010 1:36 Burglary 3 TERRY RD
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
6/24/2010 22:00 TBUT f/Auto SYLVANIA NO 4 RD
6/20/2010 11:40 TBUT f/Auto MERCURY DR
6/21/2010 8:00 TBUT f/Auto SYLVANIA RD
6/23/2010 13:09 Auto Theft GABRIEL DR
BEAT 2
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 2
6/20/2010 6:30 Burglary 3 S 3RD ST
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 2
6/20/2010 7:30 TBUT f/Auto GRAND RIDGE RD
BEAT 3
There were 5 Burglaries on Beat 3
6/24/2010 11:00 Burglary 2 YORKTOWN CT
6/24/2010 12:15 Burglary 2 CLUB HILL DR
6/24/2010 16:00 Burglary 2 KEYS FERRY RD
6/25/2010 14:45 Burglary 2 ELMER LN
6/25/2010 19:00 Burglary 3 SISSONNE DR
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 3
6/24/2010 11:27 Auto Theft RECOVERY RD
BEAT 4
There were 5 Burglaries on Beat 4
6/22/2010 14:30 Burglary 2 OLDE ENGLISH CT
6/25/2010 11:30 Burglary 2 HOLIDAY DR
6/25/2010 22:30 Burglary 2 TORRINGTON RD
6/21/2010 6:30 Burglary 3 3RD STREET RD
6/21/2010 8:07 Burglary 3 DEERING RD / VALLEY STATION RD
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 4
6/23/2010 1:00 TBUT f/Auto VALLEY FARMS BLVD
BEAT 5
There were 4 Burglaries on Beat 5
6/22/2010 8:31 Burglary 3 DELTON RD
6/26/2010 8:00 Burglary 3 HALMA DR
6/26/2010 8:30 Burglary 3 OMAR KHAYYAM BLVD
6/26/2010 8:00 Burglary 3 PLAUDIT WAY
There were 2 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 5
6/22/2010 6:55 TBUT f/Auto SUNNY VALE WAY
6/25/2010 11:45 TBUT f/Auto ASHBY LN / DIXIE HWY
BEAT 6
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 6
6/21/2010 10:39 Burglary 2 SPRINGTIME AVE
6/22/2010 5:00 Burglary 2 DARWIN BLVD
6/26/2010 7:56 Burglary 2 JOHN ADAMS WAY
There were 2 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 6
6/21/2010 8:37 TBUT f/Auto SPRINGTIME AVE
6/22/2010 3:25 TBUT f/Auto WINTER VIEW DR
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 6
6/26/2010 7:55 Auto Theft DIXIE HWY

** TBUT = Theft By Unlawful Taking

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Crime Stats 6/13/10 – 6/19/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There were 4 Burglaries on Beat 1
6/15/2010 12:00 Burglary 2 DUANE AVE
6/16/2010 16:30 Burglary 2 ST ANDREWS CHURCH RD
6/16/2010 16:00 Burglary 2 JEFFREY DR
6/18/2010 16:00 Burglary 2 TERRY RD
There were 8 Thefts by Unlawful Takings f/Auto on Beat 1
6/15/2010 3:50 TBUT f/Auto BRICK KILN LN
6/13/2010 6:58 TBUT f/Auto LESABRE DR
6/13/2010 6:00 TBUT f/Auto WALDWICK CT
6/13/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto LESABRE DR
6/15/2010 4:47 TBUT f/Auto CLOVER ST
6/15/2010 6:30 TBUT f/Auto DE MEL AVE
6/15/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto LOWER HUNTERS TRCE
6/15/2010 8:35 TBUT f/Auto CLOVER ST
There were 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 1
6/17/2010 19:25 Auto Theft MURRAY LN
6/18/2010 10:16 Auto Theft DIXIE HWY
BEAT 2
There were 2 Robberies on Beat 2
6/13/2010 18:50 Robbery 2 NEW CUT RD
6/14/2010 5:15 Robbery 2 SOUTHSIDE DR
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 2
6/15/2010 13:00 Burglary 2 BROOKVIEW DR
There was 1 Theft by Unlawful Taking f/Auto on Beat 2
6/13/2010 11:50 TBUT f/Auto STRAWBERRY LN
There was 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 2
6/18/2010 9:00 Auto Theft NEW CUT RD
6/14/2010 8:20 Auto Theft NEW CUT RD
BEAT 3
There were 2 Robberies on Beat 3
6/18/2010 22:25 Robbery 1 NATIONAL TPKE / SOUTH PARK RD
6/16/2010 8:49 Robbery 2 OUTER LOOP
There was 1 Thefts by Unlawful Takings  f/Auto on Beat 3
6/17/2010 12:55 TBUT f/Auto NORTHGATE RD
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 3
6/13/2010 0:20 Auto Theft OUTER LOOP
BEAT 4
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 4
6/14/2010 7:00 Burglary 2 3RD STREET RD
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 4
6/15/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto WINDSOR LAKES PKY
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 4
6/15/2010 8:55 Auto Theft 3RD STREET RD
BEAT 5
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 5
6/13/2010 3:35 Robbery 1 DIXIE HWY
There were 7 Burglaries on Beat 5
6/14/2010 7:30 Burglary 2 DONERAIL WAY
6/17/2010 5:01 Burglary 2 ALANADALE DR
6/19/2010 9:30 Burglary 2 PONDER LN
6/19/2010 7:00 Burglary 2 SIR BARTON RD
6/16/2010 6:30 Burglary 3 LOWER RIVER RD
6/16/2010 14:29 Burglary 3 CRESTON DR
6/17/2010 7:26 Burglary 3 CLOVER AVE
There were 2 Thefts by Unlawful Takings f/Auto on Beat 5
6/17/2010 8:00 TBUT f/Auto JOHNSONTOWN RD
6/19/2010 8:30 TBUT f/Auto PONDER LN
BEAT 6
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 6
6/13/2010 20:00 Burglary 2 DUNKIRK LN

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Crime Stats 6/6/10 – 6/12/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 1
6/7/2010 2:44 Robbery 1 DIXIE HWY / GREENWOOD RD
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 1
6/11/2010 11:00 Burglary 3 MARY ROSE DR
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
6/7/2010 16:00 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
6/11/2010 18:15 TBUT f/Auto MARAVIAN DR
6/10/2010 8:45 TBUT f/Auto HYLAND HILLS CT
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 1
6/11/2010 22:27 Auto Theft GREENWOOD RD
BEAT 2
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 2
6/8/2010 10:44 Burglary 2 3RD STREET RD
6/11/2010 9:31 Burglary 2 ESTELE AVE
BEAT  3
There were 4 Burglaries on Beat 3
6/8/2010 16:51 Burglary 2 MITCHELL HILL RD
6/9/2010 9:40 Burglary 2 W MANSLICK RD
6/10/2010 15:43 Burglary 2 GARRISON RD
6/10/2010 16:45 Burglary 2 GARRISON RD
There were 6 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 3
6/6/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto BABE DR
6/6/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto HOLLY HILLS DR
6/6/2010 8:00 TBUT f/Auto BABE DR
6/7/2010 8:59 TBUT f/Auto FARMERS LN
6/6/2010 12:58 TBUT f/Auto BABE DR
6/8/2010 8:40 TBUT f/Auto LONESOME HOLLOW RD
BEAT 4
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 4
6/7/2010 18:22 Robbery 1 BOLD FORBES BLVD
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 4
6/12/2010 23:15 Burglary 1 MILLERS LN
6/12/2010 1:55 Burglary 2 DESHANE PL
6/9/2010 7:00 Burglary 3 ARNOLDTOWN RD
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 4
6/7/2010 21:01 TBUT f/Auto GATEVIEW PL
6/8/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto HI VIEW LN
6/10/2010 9:30 TBUT f/Auto E PAGES LN
BEAT 5
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 5
6/9/2010 20:08 Robbery 1 DIXIE HWY
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 5
6/6/2010 9:03 Burglary 2 CRESTON DR
6/10/2010 22:58 Burglary 2 DAVID LN
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 5
6/8/2010 23:30 TBUT f/Auto SEIBEL CT
BEAT 6
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 6
6/7/2010 10:56 Auto Theft DIXIE HWY


Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Crime Stats 5/30/10 – 6/5/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There were 3 Robberies on Beat 1
5/30/2010 4:45 Robbery 1 BLANTON LN / MILLS DR
5/30/2010 6:18 Robbery 1 UPPER HUNTERS TRCE
6/1/2010 0:27 Robbery 1 DE MEL AVE
There were 6 Burglaries on Beat 2
5/31/2010 0:04 Burglary 2 UPPER HUNTERS TRCE
6/2/2010 14:28 Burglary 2 DARRELL DR
6/2/2010 21:30 Burglary 2 MOUNT CALVARY DR
5/31/2010 8:00 Burglary 3 ADRIENNE WAY
6/1/2010 0:13 Burglary 3 TEMPEST WAY
6/2/2010 10:00 Burglary 3 LOWER HUNTERS TRCE
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
6/1/2010 7:09 TBUT f/Auto DE MEL AVE
6/1/2010 7:14 TBUT f/Auto LEDGEWOOD PKY
6/1/2010 5:00 TBUT f/Auto LEDGEWOOD PKY
6/2/2010 5:30 TBUT f/Auto STANHOPE CT
BEAT 2
There were 2 Burglaries  on Beat 2
6/1/2010 0:15 Burglary 2 ALVINA WAY
6/1/2010 10:37 Burglary 2 WOODED RIDGE DR
There were 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 2
6/1/2010 17:07 Auto Theft MILES AVE
5/31/2010 23:24 Auto Theft CRISTLAND RD
BEAT 3
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 3
6/2/2010 21:04 Burglary 1 WENDLER LN
6/3/2010 7:30 Burglary 1 MINUTE MEN CT
6/2/2010 21:15 Burglary 3 SINCLAIR ST
There were 2 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 3
6/5/2010 8:30 TBUT f/Auto BROWN AUSTIN RD
6/5/2010 10:17 TBUT f/Auto W MANSLICK RD
BEAT 4
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 4
5/31/2010 17:17 Burglary 2 GAYMONT DR
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 4
6/1/2010 9:30 TBUT f/Auto NORTHRIDGE CT
6/1/2010 6:30 TBUT f/Auto CRESTRIDGE DR
6/2/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto EMMA JEAN WAY
6/3/2010 10:20 TBUT f/Auto KENNEDY PLACE CIR
BEAT 5
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 5
6/4/2010 13:04 Robbery 2 DIXIE HWY
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 5
5/31/2010 3:46 Burglary 2 FENNEL CT
6/2/2010 16:45 Burglary 3 DIXIE GARDEN DR
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 5
5/31/2010 16:40 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
6/4/2010 6:20 TBUT f/Auto MAHONEY DR
6/4/2010 5:30 TBUT f/Auto JOHNSONTOWN RD
BEAT 6
5/31/2010 3:32 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
6/5/2010 9:00 Burglary 3 LOWER RIVER RD


Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Crime Stats 5/23/10 – 5/29/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There were 6 Burglaries on Beat 1
5/25/2010 10:24 Burglary 2 WOOD RD
5/26/2010 9:30 Burglary 2 ROCKAWAY DR
5/28/2010 14:20 Burglary 2 ARVIS DR
5/23/2010 1:16 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/28/2010 11:30 Burglary 3 MOUNT EVEREST DR
5/29/2010 20:45 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 1
5/28/2010 7:15 TBUT f/Auto GAGELAND RD
There were 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 1
5/26/2010 6:00 Auto Theft KENTUCKY AVE
5/29/2010 7:17 Auto Theft SADDLEBROOK LN

BEAT 2
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 2
5/26/2010 0:26 Robbery 1 3RD STREET RD
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 2
5/27/2010 13:00 Burglary 1 WOODED RIDGE DR
5/25/2010 9:30 Burglary 3 INVERNESS AVE
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 2
5/25/2010 2:00 TBUT f/Auto ROYAL GARDENS CT
There were 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 2
5/28/2010 14:30 Auto Theft NEW CUT RD
5/29/2010 0:36 Auto Theft INVERNESS AVE

There were 5 Burglaries on Beat 3

5/24/2010 11:30 Burglary 2 GARRISON RD #2
5/25/2010 13:47 Burglary 2 STAR REST DR
5/28/2010 12:15 Burglary 2 ECHAPPE LN
5/24/2010 22:52 Burglary 3 OUTER LOOP
5/26/2010 10:30 Burglary 3 NEW CUT RD
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 3
5/26/2010 13:00 TBUT f/Auto ANGELETTA WAY
BEAT 4
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 4
5/29/2010 0:50 Burglary 2 BOLD FORBES BLVD
There were 2 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 4
5/24/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto WINSLOW DR
5/27/2010 6:25 TBUT f/Auto DORTON DR
BEAT 5
There were 3 Burglaries on Beat 5
5/26/2010 5:30 Burglary 2 JONQUIL DR
5/26/2010 18:37 Burglary 2 YUMA WAY
5/27/2010 11:44 Burglary 2 CONIFER DR
There were 7 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 5
5/27/2010 14:16 TBUT f/Auto RIDGE PARK CT
5/29/2010 10:40 TBUT f/Auto KENHURST DR
5/23/2010 13:07 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY / VALLEY STATION RD
5/26/2010 7:00 TBUT f/Auto GRETA AVE
5/26/2010 7:10 TBUT f/Auto CONIFER DR
5/26/2010 7:30 TBUT f/Auto OAK PARK DR
5/28/2010 7:15 TBUT f/Auto PYRUS LN
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 5
5/26/2010 16:12 Auto Theft DIXIE HWY
BEAT 6
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 6
5/27/2010 17:07 Burglary 2 JAMES MADISON WAY

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

postheadericon Hawkins Discusses Crime with Kathi Lincoln

Councilman Hawkins Discusses Crime in Louisville with Kathi Lincoln on the Kyana this Week Show

Councilman Doug Hawkins will appear on the Kyana This Week Show with Kathi Lincoln.  Councilman Hawkins and Kathi will be discussing crime trends, crime statistics and common sense crime prevention in the Louisville area.  CM Hawkins was able to discuss the Stranger Danger Program he has so proudly sponsored in all district 25 elementary schools. The show will air this Sunday morning at 6:00 am and again at 6:30 am on four different Cox Radio channels for your convenience.  Tune-in at breakfast time, before you go to church!

Sunday Morning
May 30, 2010

WQNU 103.1 (6:00 am and 6:30 am)

Legends 103.9 (6:00 am and 6:30 am)

WSFR 107.7 (6:30 am and 7:00 am)

WVEZ 106.9 (6:30 am and 7:00 am)

After receiving a copy of Councilman Doug Hawkins’ electronic newsletter which lists all the crimes in the area he represents, Kathi Lincoln, a local radio personality, wanted to learn more about the councilman’s crime fighting measures.

Hawkins shares weekly crime statistics he receives from Louisville Metro Police Department’s Third Division with his constituents.  “Knowing what crimes are occurring in our area and protecting ourselves based on that information helps strengthen our block watches,” said Hawkins.

For more information, please visit lite1069.com

postheadericon Crime Stats 5/16/10 – 5/22/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

BEAT 1
There were 7 Burglaries on Beat 1
5/17/2010 23:45 Burglary 2 THOMAS AVE
5/19/2010 23:00 Burglary 2 LAZY ACRES ST
5/19/2010 1:59 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/20/2010 5:51 Burglary 3 RAGGARD RD
5/20/2010 7:30 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/20/2010 8:50 Burglary 3 LOWER HUNTERS TRCE
5/20/2010 23:30 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
5/21/2010 15:00 TBUT f/Auto RAGGARD RD
5/22/2010 5:14 TBUT f/Auto ROSEWOOD WAY
5/22/2010 9:30 TBUT f/Auto CLOVER ST
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 1
5/19/2010 7:00 Auto Theft LEGENE DR
BEAT 2
There were 3 Robberies on Beat 2
5/17/2010 1:03 Robbery 1 STEEDLY DR
5/17/2010 18:45 Robbery 1 PAIUTE RD
5/20/2010 1:35 Robbery 1 SENECA TRL
There were 6 Burglaries on Beat 2
5/17/2010 17:59 Burglary 2 RED STONE HILL RD
5/17/2010 22:30 Burglary 2 DOWNES LN
5/20/2010 18:31 Burglary 2 CARDINAL HILL RD
5/21/2010 15:00 Burglary 2 MANSLICK RD
5/21/2010 13:30 Burglary 2 CHET LN
5/21/2010 21:47 Burglary 2 EVANGELINE AVE
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 2
5/18/2010 6:00 TBUT f/Auto ROYAL GARDENS CT
5/22/2010 7:54 TBUT f/Auto IROQUOIS GARDENS DR
5/17/2010 11:30 TBUT f/Auto NEW CUT RD
5/22/2010 11:45 TBUT f/Auto MITSCHER AVE
BEAT 3
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 3
5/16/2010 10:00 Robbery 1 NATIONAL TPKE
There was 1 Burglary on Beat 3
5/21/2010 9:00 Burglary 3 GRANGER RD
There were 3 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 3
5/16/2010 16:25 TBUT f/Auto NATIONAL TPKE
5/16/2010 9:30 TBUT f/Auto PIROUETTE AVE
5/16/2010 11:35 TBUT f/Auto MARY ELLEN DR
BEAT 4
There were 5 Burglaries on Beat 4
5/17/2010 17:30 Burglary 2 LAKERIDGE DR
5/19/2010 10:00 Burglary 2 STONELANDING CT
5/20/2010 15:05 Burglary 2 WINDSOR FOREST DR
5/21/2010 23:05 Burglary 2 HANEY WAY
5/19/2010 16:34 Burglary 3 MILLERS LN
There were 7 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 4
5/19/2010 7:15 TBUT f/Auto MILLERS LN
5/19/2010 5:30 TBUT f/Auto SCRIM AVE
5/19/2010 6:30 TBUT f/Auto GAYLE DR
5/21/2010 6:18 TBUT f/Auto CRESTRIDGE DR
5/21/2010 5:30 TBUT f/Auto IRON HORSE WAY
5/21/2010 7:30 TBUT f/Auto STALWERT PL
5/21/2010 20:30 TBUT f/Auto JOHN LAW CT
BEAT 5
There were 7 Burglaries on Beat 5
5/20/2010 16:45 Burglary 1 BURKHEAD AVE
5/18/2010 13:05 Burglary 2 DAFFODIL DR
5/20/2010 9:30 Burglary 2 TEAKWOOD LN
5/21/2010 22:00 Burglary 2 MEIHAUS WAY
5/19/2010 5:30 Burglary 3 DORRANCE DR
5/21/2010 7:00 Burglary 3 STEPHAN DR
5/22/2010 2:00 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
There were 4 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 5
5/16/2010 1:00 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
5/16/2010 10:00 TBUT f/Auto TERRY RD
5/19/2010 13:45 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
5/21/2010 6:30 TBUT f/Auto JOHNSONTOWN RD
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 5
5/21/2010 17:30 Auto Theft DIXIE HWY
BEAT 6
There were 2 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 6
5/22/2010 5:00 TBUT f/Auto PLEASURE LN
5/22/2010 9:30 TBUT f/Auto SUMMER CREEK DR

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows

postheadericon Violent Home Invasion In Shively

One man was shot multiple times and another struck with a pistol during a violent home invasion.

Around 12:30 a.m. this morning a Shively police officer on routine patrol heard gun shots and quickly responded to Loney Lane off Dixie Highway (close to Millers Lane).

Shively Police say they are looking for three men wearing dark clothing who ran from the scene on foot and then were seen getting into an older model dark colored Buick LeSabre.  Two suspects had pistols and the other was caring a rifle.

A local news channel reported that the victims’ injuries are “non-life threatening.”

Anyone with information is asked to contact

Shivley Police at 448-6181

or

Crime Stoppers at 582-2583

postheadericon Crime Stats 5/9/10 – 5/15/10

Many neighborhoods in District 25 are forming Block Watches.  The Block Watch Program is an active partnership between the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) and area residents to increase community awareness and crime prevention. The Neighborhood Watch Program is a vital network that provides each resident with the knowledge and resources to fight crime.  In an effort to strengthen Block Watches, I will be sharing reported crimes that have occurred in the Third Division which protects District 25.  In addition, crime prevention tips will accompany the crime trends in an effort to fight crime.

If you are interested in forming a Block Watch, please call me at 574-1125.

05-09-10 TO 05-15-10
BEAT 1
There were 3 Robberies on Beat 1
5/10/2010 22:29 5/10/2010 22:35 Robbery 1 SANTA FE TRL
5/13/2010 3:40 5/13/2010 3:02 Robbery 1 ST ANDREWS CHURCH RD
5/13/2010 3:15 5/13/2010 3:18 Robbery 1 GREENWOOD RD
There were 15 Burglaries on Beat 1
5/11/2010 21:30 5/11/2010 21:33 Burglary 1 GREEN ACRES DR
5/9/2010 18:00 5/9/2010 21:30 Burglary 2 LENOIR AVE
5/9/2010 11:00 5/9/2010 22:00 Burglary 2 BRIDWELL DR
5/10/2010 9:47 5/10/2010 9:47 Burglary 2 ROCKFORD LN
5/10/2010 4:00 5/10/2010 14:30 Burglary 2 WELLSWORTH AVE
5/10/2010 13:15 5/10/2010 20:20 Burglary 2 SADDLEBROOK LN
5/11/2010 12:50 5/11/2010 15:00 Burglary 2 WILKIE RD
5/12/2010 8:45 5/12/2010 14:30 Burglary 2 ST ANDREWS CHURCH RD
5/12/2010 8:15 5/12/2010 17:15 Burglary 2 ROMANIA DR
5/12/2010 18:00 5/12/2010 21:15 Burglary 2 FEYS DR
5/13/2010 12:00 5/14/2010 1:50 Burglary 2 PENNACOOK RD
5/11/2010 22:52 5/11/2010 22:52 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/12/2010 21:00 5/13/2010 5:00 Burglary 3 TERRY RD
5/13/2010 21:20 5/13/2010 21:47 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/15/2010 21:00 5/15/2010 22:35 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
There were 5 TBUTs f/Auto on Beat 1
5/13/2010 17:08 5/13/2010 17:08 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
5/13/2010 16:50 5/13/2010 17:05 TBUT f/Auto GREENWOOD RD
5/14/2010 23:20 5/14/2010 23:32 TBUT f/Auto ST ANDREWS CHURCH RD
5/13/2010 9:20 5/13/2010 9:45 TBUT f/Auto KAUFMAN LN
5/13/2010 13:50 5/13/2010 14:16 TBUT f/Auto DIXIE HWY
There were 2 Auto Thefts on Beat 1
5/11/2010 3:20 5/11/2010 3:29 Auto Theft BROOKLAWN DR
5/11/2010 23:00 5/12/2010 1:00 Auto Theft LOWER HUNTERS TRCE
BEAT 2
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 2
5/10/2010 21:50 5/10/2010 22:10 Robbery 1 IROQUOIS GARDENS DR
There were 6 Burglaries on Beat 2
5/11/2010 9:00 5/11/2010 13:00 Burglary 2 E SOUTHSIDE CT
5/11/2010 6:30 5/11/2010 13:57 Burglary 2 W KENWOOD DR
5/11/2010 8:00 5/11/2010 15:00 Burglary 2 ESTELE AVE
5/12/2010 17:30 5/13/2010 13:30 Burglary 2 SOUTHVIEW SQ
5/13/2010 17:00 5/13/2010 21:10 Burglary 2 W KENWOOD DR
5/13/2010 1:21 5/13/2010 1:25 Burglary 3 STEEDLY DR
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 2
5/9/2010 19:00 5/9/2010 19:07 TBUT f/Auto IROQUOIS PARK
BEAT 3
There were 8 Burglaries on Beat 3
5/11/2010 6:00 5/11/2010 15:14 Burglary 2 ATLANTA PKY
5/12/2010 8:30 5/12/2010 10:15 Burglary 2 KENNY BLVD
5/13/2010 8:00 5/13/2010 12:00 Burglary 2 IVY RIDGE LN
5/13/2010 16:45 5/13/2010 22:45 Burglary 2 MOUNT HOLLY RD
5/14/2010 6:30 5/14/2010 10:00 Burglary 2 LESANE DR
5/9/2010 9:44 5/9/2010 9:44 Burglary 3 NASH RD / OUTER LOOP
5/13/2010 6:37 5/13/2010 7:00 Burglary 3 NATIONAL TPKE
5/14/2010 19:30 5/15/2010 12:00 Burglary 3 NATIONAL TPKE
There was 1 Auto Theft on Beat 3
5/11/2010 19:00 5/11/2010 19:05 Auto Theft NATIONAL TPKE
BEAT 4
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 4
5/13/2010 7:00 5/13/2010 13:00 Burglary 2 WEST AVE
5/15/2010 5:57 5/15/2010 5:57 Burglary 2 E PAGES LN
BEAT 5
There were 9 Burglaries on Beat 5
5/11/2010 1:41 5/11/2010 1:41 Burglary 1 CORNFLOWER RD
5/9/2010 0:01 5/9/2010 8:45 Burglary 2 EVENING STAR DR
5/9/2010 13:18 5/9/2010 13:26 Burglary 2 HILLVIEW CT
5/12/2010 14:00 5/12/2010 15:30 Burglary 2 TEXLYN CT
5/13/2010 13:30 5/13/2010 14:00 Burglary 2 POINSETTIA DR
5/14/2010 14:00 5/15/2010 17:00 Burglary 2 AXTELL AVE
5/15/2010 14:00 5/15/2010 23:58 Burglary 2 DEVONSHIRE DR
5/12/2010 0:45 5/12/2010 8:00 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
5/12/2010 0:45 5/12/2010 7:45 Burglary 3 DIXIE HWY
There was 1 TBUT f/Auto on Beat 5
5/9/2010 23:00 5/10/2010 5:00 TBUT f/Auto MARYMAN RD
BEAT 6
There was 1 Robbery on Beat 6
5/15/2010 23:33 5/15/2010 23:33 Robbery 1 WATSON LN
There were 2 Burglaries on Beat 6
5/9/2010 13:28 5/9/2010 13:28 Burglary 2 BLEVINS GAP RD
5/14/2010 14:00 5/14/2010 14:20 Burglary 2 JAMES MADISON WAY

Auto Theft Prevention Tips

1.      Lock your car doors and close your windows.

2. Don’t leave valuables in your car. If you do, make sure they are kept out of plain sight — hide them under a blanket, or better yet, lock them in your trunk.

3. When transporting valuables, place them in the trunk before you get to the location where you intend to park. Don’t transfer them at the parking place in open view of other people.

4. If you have a garage, use it.

5. Don’t leave your garage door opener on the dashboard or front seat. Put it in your glove box, hide it or take it with you.

6. Always park in a well-lighted area.

7. Use slide or portable mounts on add-on radios, citizens’ band radios (CBs), tape decks and telephones. When you leave your car, put them in the trunk or take them with you.

8. Mark radios, CBs, tape decks, telephones, batteries, wheel covers and tires with an Operation Identification number. If the stolen item is found later, the number can be traced back to you. To enroll in Operation ID, contact Community Crime Prevention/SAFE at 673-3204.

9. Remember: briefcases, sunglasses, clothing, keys, gyms bags and small change are all tempting to a thief.

10. Leave only the ignition key with the parking attendant in a commercial parking lot.

11. Keep your driver’s license and vehicle registration with you. Left with the car, the documents can be used by a thief to impersonate you when transferring the car’s ownership.

12. Car keys left at home (or at your business) should always be hidden. This will help prevent the theft of your vehicle if you are burglarized.

13. There are locks made for various marketable parts of cars. Battery locks, wheel locks and special tape deck lock mounts can save these items plus any damage that may occur in the process of stealing them.

14. Install a locking gas tank cap to help prevent gasoline theft and limit a thief’s driving range to one tank.

15. Park the front wheel turned sharply to the right or left, making it difficult for the professional thief to tow your car away backwards.

16. With front wheel drive cars: When you park, pull on the emergency brake and place your vehicle in Park. If you have a stick shift, pull on the emergency brake and shift into forward or reverse gear. All four wheels will be locked, making it difficult for a thief to tow your car.

17. Call 911 as soon as theft occurs.

Home Security Tips

For more information on tips for protecting your home, please click on the below links:

o   Alarms

o   Dogs

o   Doors

o   Fences, Walls, and Gates

o   Helping the Police Get to your Home

o   Identifying your Property

o   Landscaping

o   Lighting

o   Locks

o   Maintaining Your Property

o   Other Openings

o   Outdoor Storage

o   Protecting your Home While you are Away

o   Security Measures

o   Windows