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Online E-News Saturday, 17 December 2011
Happy Holidays!
Vehicle Theft Awareness
Chief Scott Harris urges motorists to take precautions in an attempt to reduce the number of vehicle thefts as well thefts from the car this time of year. With the onset of colder temperatures, motorists are likely to start warming their vehicles before driving and an unattended running vehicle is an open invitation for criminals to take it. If it is necessary to preheat a vehicle, make every effort to keep it in sight while it’s running. Another precaution is to install vehicle alarms and remote starts which often stop the engine unless the ignition key is used.
Rock Island Police are also asking motorists to be more aware of thefts of packages from the car. With just weeks before Christmas, leaving packages visible presents another opportunity for theft. When possible lock packages in the trunk or remove them from the car. Anyone with information regarding this or any criminal activity should call police at 309-732-2677 or Crime Stoppers at 309-762-9500.
West End Neighborhood Association Chili Supper
The West End Neighborhood Association which consists of Douglas Park, Old Chicago, and Longview neighborhoods meets monthly. Come join us December 19th at Church of Peace at 6:30. Have some food, meet your neighbors, and see what’s happening in the area.
Volunteers wanted!
CCC will be on-site again this year to conduct Child ID at Bald Eagle Days and volunteers are needed. Saturday, January 7th and Sunday, January 8th from
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
CCC Trivia Night
Mark your calendars now! CCC trivia night will be at the Moose Lodge January 28th at 6 p.m. Cost is $10 per person, 8 to a table. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes will be awarded. There will be a cash bar, soda, and water available. Bring your own snacks and food. Come on out and join us for a night of fun and fellowship. Contact Connie Hayes to reserve a table at 309-786-0345.
RIPD Community Update
There are quite a few incidents to report but keep in mind this is for about a 2 ½ month period of time.
These are broken down by type of incidents and how many occurred. There will be more frequent reports going forward with more detail in the future.
Criminal trespass to a residence – 3
Criminal trespass to a vehicle – 4
Criminal Trespass to land – 13
General reports of theft – 29
Burglary of a residence – 12
Burglary of a motor vehicle – 11
Criminal damage to property – 32
Domestic violence - 5
Community Caring Conference will be closed for the holidays from December 23rd through January 2nd.
Have a safe and wonderful holiday!
