AREA 13 Monthly Newsletter - September 1st through October 5th, 2014

[Jeffrey, Timothy]

Reporting Period: September 1, 2014 through, October 5, 2014

 

 

 

Emergency	911	Area 13 Head Area Coordinator
Non-Emergency	303-627-3100	Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Cindy Bowen	303-881-7105
Area 13 Par Officer	303-739-6152

 

 

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.  

 

 

We have attached several Hyperlinks that will re-direct you to other useful sites within the city. 

         

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In an effort to keep our citizens and Communities safer, the Aurora Police Department PAR unit offers free security surveys. We would be more than happy to come to your residence or place of business and suggest ways to make your property a less desirable target to criminals. Taking steps to reduce a criminal’s opportunity lessens the likelihood of becoming a victim in the future. Please contact me with any questions or to set up an appointment

 

 

Neighborhood Watch Meetings…

There has been interest in expanding the NHW program in the traditions sub-division, if you would like more information please contact me.

 

Protect your property -  Leadsonline.com

 

 

 

Crime Tip of the Week…

If you are concerned about residential burglaries in your neighborhood, you do not have to feel powerless to change the situation.  Most residential burglars look for crimes of opportunity.  They pick what appears to be an easy mark.  There are many steps that you can take to keep your home and your neighborhood safe.  The most important step is for you and your neighbors to work together.  What can you do? Never allow people you do not know into your home, such as a door-to-door sales person, a person asking to use the phone or looking for a supposed neighbor.   Always keep your doors and windows locked day and night.   Never leave your garage door open.   Don't have your valuables visible through windows.   Keep ladders locked in the garage.  Burglars can use them for access to otherwise inaccessible second story windows.   Don't forget when going on vacation to hold or to have someone pick up your mail/newspapers.   Don't hide a key outside for visiting friends and relatives.   Don't advertise new gifts or purchases.  Break up the cartons before leaving them at the curb.   Call the police immediately when you see suspicious persons or activities   Get to know the police officers in your area.   If you live in an apartment complex let management know of any problems in the community.    Start or join a Neighborhood Watch Program   Make a list of the serial numbers of  your property and take photographs. You can also engrave your Driver's license number with an etching tool.  Property List If you see a burglar in action, get a good description of the person, their car and tag number.  Write it down and call the police immediately!         If you are Burglarized: Do not enter your house if you return home and find signs that a burglary is taking place or has taken place.  Go to a safe place immediately, such as a neighbor's home and call the police. If you enter into your home and find evidence of a burglary, call the police immediately.  Do not touch anything or move anything around.  Give the police a chance to gather evidence that may have been left. Try to determine what has been taken and prepare a list of stolen items (with serial numbers if possible) to assist police in their investigation.

 

 

AREA 13 CRIME FROM SEPTEMBER 1ST THROUGH OCTOBER 5TH, 2014

 

6 - Larceny (1900 Tower Rd, 18500 Smith Rd, 19600 E 59th Dr,1600 Fundy Way, 3400 Tower Rd, 3400 Salida St)

5 - Larceny from Vehicle (3400 Salida Ct, 17500 E 32nd Ave, 17000 E 17th Ave, 18800 E Colfax Ave, 33100 E 16th Dr)

14 - Larceny – Shoplift  (12x 3300 Tower Rd, 3400 Salida Ct, 3500 Salida Ct)

2 - Damaged Property/Vandalism Veh  (17000 E 17th Ave, 5700 Gibralter Way)

0 - Damaged Property/Vandalism

2 - Burglary – (Residential) (25500 E 4th Ave, 19600 E 62nd Pl)

0 - Burglary – (Commercial)

0 - Burglary  (Construction)

4 - Motor Vehicle Theft (16500 E 33rd Dr, I70/E 470, 17500 E 32nd Ave, 17600 E 25th Ave)

0 - Motor Vehicle Theft Attempt

1 - Motor Vehicle Theft Recovery (1700 Pagosa Way)

4 -  Robbery (16200 E 40th Ave, 1500 Laredo St, 17900 E 40th Ave, 3400 Salida Ct)

 

There were over 112 traffic summonses issued by patrol in our area. Additional summonses by Motorcycle officers are not included.

 

 

 

 

Did you know you can view crime reports via the internet?  Simply follow this link and enter you address. 

You can also file some police reports and accident reports on line.  Simply follow this link.  

 

 

 

Nothing noted for this time period