The activity report is a summary of what our FBAC Patrol Officers do on their shifts
Directed
Patrols: 19
|
Drop
ins/Park and Walks: 24
|
Suspicious
person: 3
|
Alarm
Response: 4
|
Suspicious
Vehicle: 4
|
Parking
Complaints: 9
|
Noise
Complaints: 2
|
Out
of town Checks: 16
|
Abandoned
Auto: 0
|
FBAC
member Contact: 2
|
Lost
Person: 0
|
Street
Obstruction: 0
|
Wanted
Persons: 0
|
Intoxicated
Persons: 0
|
Found
Property: 0
|
Criminal
Trespass: 0
|
Info
for Officers: 2
|
Shots
Fired: 0
|
Calls
for service (cell Phone): 4
|
News and Notes
Attention: Please call 911 first for every issue you have.
This includes suspicious persons or activity that you witness. By calling 911
it ensures that if FBAC officers are not on patrol, a police officer is
responding to the reported activity. Call the FBAC phone after you call 911.
The 911 system is set up to handle all calls through the system, both emergency
and non-emergency
Significant Incidents:
Loitering or Prowling 1000 Block of Greenwood Avenue
On September 21st at approximately 2:00 am,
Officer R. Whaley initiated a suspicious person stop on Greenwood Avenue. The
stop was initiated because Zone 6 units were pursuing a vehicle in the area
where two black male suspects had fled. The black male subject spotted in the
area matched the description given for one the men being sought. The
description given was a black male between the ages of late teens and mid 20s
with dark colored sweat pants, a dark colored hoodie, and with his hair in a
twist. When stopped he was described as being a black male with slim build,
dark colored hoodie, with hair in a twist, also wearing dark colored boxers
with black shoes and white soles.
When interviewed the subject was not able to provide a
reason for being in the area and he did not know anyone in the area or live in
the area himself. When asked how he arrived at the location he said he took the
train and walked from the train station. However, he was unable to name any
streets he had walked on, said the name of the station was Garnett, and claimed
it was “right down the street”. Officer Whaley concluded the subject did not
know the area and was unable to provide any detail of when, how, or why he was
there.
The subject, Declarence McGhee was place in custody and
charged with prowling and transported to Fulton County Jail. He will be further
investigated as a possible suspected driver of the vehicle being pursued by
Zone 6 officers in relation to multiple vehicle larceny’s throughout the city
during the night and early morning.
Mr. Mcghee has a criminal history including obstruction of
police, driving stolen vehicles, prowling, drugs, larceny from vehicles and
pulling on doors of vehicles. He also is also currently on probation for
previous offenses and has a five-point star tattoo, which resembles the symbol
of the Bloods gang, on his neck.
Reminders:
All members call 911 first if you see a crime in progress or
a suspicious person or activity, and then call the FBAC Phone. The phone number
is on the schedule that is emailed to you monthly.
If you see someone or something suspicious, please report it
to the police. When driving or out walking keep an eye out in the
neighborhood, what you see and report just might prevent a crime.
Note: Part one crime statistics from the Atlanta Police
Department are available online and will be included in the VaHi Safety Team
Reports which are distributed by Neighborhood Watch approximately twice per
month through our network of street captains. If you do not know who your
street captain is, please send a message to ebarrsafety@gmail.com with your name
and street address, and Eleanor Barrineau will connect you.
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