Crime
From:
Tim Erickson
Date:
2007 Mar 12 21:46 UTC
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Chief Carol Sletner asked me to post the following response to our
discussion about Crime!
Thanks to Chief Sletner for the response!
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Mr. Erickson,
Thank you for the follow-up questions reference the incident Mr.
Yokanovich describes.
The Roseville Police Department is very interested in incidents that
appear suspicious in nature.
I would also encourage neighborhoods to "spread the word" when they
see or hear anything that appears out of the ordinary. If your block
has a Neighborhood Watch Group, individuals should report the
activity to the police department first and then to their NWG block
captain. For more information on Neighborhood Watch Groups, please
contact Community Relations Coordinator Heather Darby at 651-792-7209.
The PD does keep track of incidents of this nature and many times the
gathered pieces of information add up to an eventual arrest.
The Police Department wants to be notified on any situation that
seems out of the ordinary. We want to provide our citizens with a
proactive rather than a reactive approach to crime.
So even if in doubt.........please call us. Call either 911
emergency if the situation is "in progress" or call the non-emergency
number at 651-484-1700 if there is lag time between incident and
discovery. We would much rather investigate the situation at hand
when the incident is still fresh (in both evidence and recollections
by witnesses) then get the information at a later time.
Chief Carol Sletner
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Erickson [mailto:<email obscured>]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 11:01 AM
To: RIF Forum
Subject: Re: [RIF] Crime
On Mar 8, 2007, at 10:25 AM, Ken Yokanovich wrote:
> Yesterday, I worked from home (I'm a computer nerd) and my wife is
> temporarily (hopefully) unemployed, so we were both home. When my
> wife opened the garage and prepared to drive to the school to pick
> up our kids, she noticed a couple of suspicious acting strangers in
> front of the next door neighbor's house.
>
> Upon backing out of the garage, both people looked at our car,
> immediately got into their cars (two separate vehicles) and sped
> off in different directions. The one car just so happened to go
> the same direction as my wife.
Seems to me, that at a minimum you would want to tell the next door
neighbor. You might even try to spread the word to other neighbors -
that everyone should be on guard.
I think, that this might even be worth reporting to the police.
While, the police probably can't do anything about this particular
incident - they can keep a record of it and if additional suspicious
reports pop up, they might be able to take some precautionary actions.
Anyone else have any advice?
Any word on what the Roseville police recommend in these situations?
Do they want to be notified?
Please - post your message to the group at:
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Thanks,
Tim Erickson
Temporary Forum Manager
Tim Erickson
Hamline Midway, St. Paul
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