AREA 13 UPDATE- AUGUST 2015
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Jeffrey, Timothy
Sep 2, 2015, 10:40:27 AM9/2/15
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Period: JULY 2015
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Area 13 Head
Area Coordinator
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Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
Cindy Bowen
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Area 13 Par Officer
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Hello everyone. My name is, Tim Jeffrey, and I am your PAR (Police
Area Representative) Officer for Patrol
Area 13 and 19. My desk/office phone number is 303-739-6152 and my email is
tjef...@auroragov.org.
My normal weekly work schedule is Monday through Thursday,
7 am to 5 p.m. If you need to speak with a PAR Officer in my absence please contact
Area 12 PAR Officer Dan Iovine at 303-739-6353Feel free to contact me by phone, or email, with any community policing or PAR related issues.I
will be on vacation from September 4th through the 13th
DEPARTMENT NEWS
Neighborhood Watch Meetings…
We
are attempting to revive the
NHW program
in the Tower triangle neighborhood, there is a meeting
set for Wednesday, September 23rd at
6:00 p.m. at the VFW
at Colfax and Tower Rd.
Protect your property -
Leadsonline.com
Crime Tip of the Week…
Are
you expecting a package delivered today?
Package delivery theft is more prevalent during the holiday season, but it can happen any time of the year. Thieves are known to target a home after a delivery is made. They often follow or watch for delivery trucks, such as UPS, FedEx, US Mail and many other delivery services. Many of these crimes occur during daylight hours while you're away.
Reduce your chances of having your packages stolen by following these safety tips throughout the year.
Delivery Safety Tips:
*Choose a shipping option that requires a signature.
*Track delivery status online. Many retailers have this online feature and some will send an alert to your cell phone when items have been delivered. Arrange to have your package shipped to another location where someone can receive it directly.
*If you know you will not be home to receive the package, leave a note with special instructions asking the delivery service to leave the package with a trusted
neighbor.
*As a last resort, have the delivery service hold your package for customer pick-up.
Neighborhood Awareness about Package Thefts:
A suspicious person standing in front of a residence on a cell phone.
Vehicles circling a neighborhood and/or following delivery trucks.
Delivery personnel demanding that you open the door to receive your package.
Suspicious persons attempting to gain entry into a condo or apartment complex by posing as a delivery person.
Always look out for your neighbor and trust your "gut" instinct when it comes to suspicious situations or persons.
If you suspect criminal activity please contact the police by calling 9-1-1 immediately.
AREA 13 Crime Statistics August - 2015
Package delivery theft is more prevalent during the holiday season, but it can happen any time of the year. Thieves are known to target a home after a delivery is made. They often follow or watch for delivery trucks, such as UPS, FedEx, US Mail and many other delivery services. Many of these crimes occur during daylight hours while you're away.
Reduce your chances of having your packages stolen by following these safety tips throughout the year.
Delivery Safety Tips:
*Choose a shipping option that requires a signature.
*Track delivery status online. Many retailers have this online feature and some will send an alert to your cell phone when items have been delivered. Arrange to have your package shipped to another location where someone can receive it directly.
*If you know you will not be home to receive the package, leave a note with special instructions asking the delivery service to leave the package with a trusted
neighbor.
*As a last resort, have the delivery service hold your package for customer pick-up.
Neighborhood Awareness about Package Thefts:
A suspicious person standing in front of a residence on a cell phone.
Vehicles circling a neighborhood and/or following delivery trucks.
Delivery personnel demanding that you open the door to receive your package.
Suspicious persons attempting to gain entry into a condo or apartment complex by posing as a delivery person.
Always look out for your neighbor and trust your "gut" instinct when it comes to suspicious situations or persons.
If you suspect criminal activity please contact the police by calling 9-1-1 immediately.
AREA 13 Crime Statistics August - 2015
6
- Larceny
(18300 E 35th Pl, 16400 E 17th Pl, 1600 Espana St, 25400 E 4th Pl, 19000 E 16th Pl, 3300 Tower Rd)
11
- Larceny from Vehicle
(7x 20600 E 32nd Pkwy, 18800 E 22nd Ave, 18900 E Colfax Ave, 2400 Picadilly Rd, 16400 E 17th Pl)
18
- Larceny – Shoplift (12x
3300 Tower Rd, 18300 E Colfax Ave, 3x 3400 Salida St, 2x 19200 E Colfax Ave)
1 -
Damaged Property/Vandalism Veh (1600 Fundy
Way)
1 -
Damaged Property/Vandalism (1700 Roosevelt Way
1 -
Burglary – (Residential) (19600 E 58th Pl)
0
- Burglary – (Commercial)
1
- Burglary (Construction) (18400
E 40th Ave)
3 -
Motor Vehicle Theft (17000 E 16th Ave, 3100 Pagosa St, 18000 E 32nd Ave)
0
- Motor Vehicle Theft Attempt
2
- Motor Vehicle Theft Recovery (19900 E 32nd Cir, 3300 Tower Rd)
2
- Robbery ( 2100 Airport Blvd, 3300 Tower Rd)
There were over
133
traffic summonses issued by patrol in our
area. Additional summonses by Motorcycle officers are not included.
Officer Tim Jeffrey
District 2 PAR Officer Area 13&19
Teen Citizen Police Academy Coordinator
15001 E Alameda Pkwy
Aurora, Co. 80012
303- 739-6152 - Office
303-739-6251 - Fax
www.aurorapolice.com
District 2 PAR Officer Area 13&19
Teen Citizen Police Academy Coordinator
15001 E Alameda Pkwy
Aurora, Co. 80012
303- 739-6152 - Office
303-739-6251 - Fax
www.aurorapolice.com
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