JUNE/JULY AREA 13 UPDATE
Jeffrey, Timothy
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.
All, please excuse the lateness of the update, I've been on "STAY-CATION" the last few weeks.
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Neighborhood Watch Meetings…
If anyone is planning on hosting an event from National Night Out, Tuesday, August 4th, please contact me.
Protect your property - Leadsonline.com
In lieu of posting all the events separately, here's a link to check out what's going on in Aurora
Crime Tip of the Week…
Yes, although I haven't been able to hit the beaches this year, I'm sure many of you may have gone to a beach, or are planning, a vacation near a beach. Just an FY,.....
Even though you're more likely to die from a lightning strike, alligator attack or on a bicycle than from a shark attack, sharks do sometimes bite humans. According to the International Shark Attack File there were 79 cases of unprovoked shark attacks worldwide in 2010. Thirty-six of these unprovoked attacks were in U.S. waters, and 13 of these were in Florida.
The top 3 attacking shark species were the white, tiger and bull sharks.
There are many ways (most of them common-sense) that you can avoid a shark attack. Below is a list of what not to do if you'll be swimming in waters where sharks might be present, and techniques for getting away alive if a shark attack really does happen.
What Not to Do:
- Don't swim alone.
- Don't swim during dark or twilight hours.
- Don't swim with shiny jewelry.
- Don't swim if you have an open wound.
- Don't swim too far offshore.
- Ladies: don't swim if you're menstuating.
- Don't splash excessively or make erratic movements.
- Keep pets out of the water.
- Don't swim in areas where there are sewage (for other obvious reasons!) or pinnipeds that are hauled-out. Both areas can attract sharks.
- Don't swim in areas being used by fishermen, as their bait could attract sharks.
- Don't push your luck - never harass a shark. Get out of the water if one is spotted.
What to Do If You're Attacked:
Let's hope you've followed the advice above and successfully avoided an attack. But what do you do if you suspect a shark's in the area or are being attacked?
- If you feel something brush against you, get out of the water. According to an article from National Geographic, many shark bite victims don't feel any pain. And sharks may strike more than once.
- If you are attacked, the rule described here is "do whatever it takes to get away." Possibilities include yelling underwater, blowing bubbles, and punching the shark's nose, eye or gills and then leaving the area before the shark strikes again.
AREA 13 Crime Statistics
June 1st, 2015 THOUGH JULY 19th, 2015
9 - Larceny (19900 E 59th Ave18900 E Montview Blvd3400 Tower Rd, 2x 3400 Salida Ct, 3300 Ouray, 17500 E 32nd Ave, 24600 E 6th Ave, 200 Flat Rock St)
4- Larceny from Vehicle (20400 E Batavia Pl, 19900 E 56th Ave, 18200 E 40th Cir, 16700 E 32nd Ave)
19 - Larceny – Shoplift (17x 3300 Tower Rd, 3400 Tower Rd, 3500 Salida St)
2 - Damaged Property/Vandalism Veh
(16700 E 32nd Ave, 1700 Eisenhower Way)
6- Damaged Property/Vandalism
(16300 E 17th Pl, 17000 E Buchanan Pl, 19000 E Carmel Cir, 1900 Van Buren Way, 6100 Genoa St, 1700 Roosevelt Way)
2 - Burglary – (Residential) (18600 E 17th Pl, 19000 E 22nd Dr
4- Burglary – (Commercial)
(3400 Tower Rd, 2200 Rifle St, 21300 E 33rd Dr, 21000 E 32nd Pkwy)
3 - Burglary (Construction)
(36500 E 38th Ave, 32nd/Airport, 21000 E 32nd Pkwy)
7- Motor Vehicle Theft
( 17400 E 15th Pl, 4x 17500 E 32nd Ave, 2500 Laredo St. 400 Eaton Park Dr, 16700 E 32nd Ave)
0 - Motor Vehicle Theft Attempt
0 - Motor Vehicle Theft Recovery
0- Robbery
There were over 174 traffic summonses issued by patrol in our area. Additional summonses by Motorcycle officers are not included.
You can also file some police reports and accident reports on line. Simply follow this link.
Nothing to report
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