The activity report is a summary of what our FBAC Patrol
Officers do on their shifts
Directed
Patrols: 32
|
Drop
ins/Park and Walks: 31
|
Suspicious
person: 4
|
Alarm
Response: 7
|
Suspicious
Vehicle: 2
|
Parking
Complaints: 5
|
Noise
Complaints: 3
|
Out
of town Checks: 20
|
Abandoned
Auto: 0
|
FBAC
member Contact: 9
|
Lost
Person: 0
|
Street
Obstruction: 0
|
Wanted
Persons: 0
|
Intoxicated
Persons: 0
|
Found
Property: 0
|
Criminal
Trespass: 0
|
Info
for Officers: 3
|
Shots
Fired: 0
|
Calls
for service (cell Phone): 6
|
News and Notes
Larcenies from vehicles increased over the last reporting
period. Be mindful to not leave items in plain view inside of your vehicle.
As the holiday season approaches, please mind your
surroundings as you do your shopping. Park in well lighted areas and look
around as you park and return to your vehicle. Do not leave gifts inside of
your vehicle for criminals as an easy target. Be careful and have a safe and
happy holiday season.
Significant Incidents
Burglary on Pylant
On October 29th, a burglary was reported at Good
Works Loft Offices and the first responding officer found a window that had
been pried off the backside of the building. Several businesses are located in
the building and a business called 5 Seasons was burglarized. The door to this
business was kicked in. A Microsoft Surface, computer monitor, an older MacBook
and an iPad were taken. The video camera on the back of the building was also
damaged, and a video projector from a communal conference room was stolen.
Robbery on Briarcliff Terrace
On November 8th, police were called to the
apartments on Briarcliff Terrace. Two males argued about payment on a moving
job they had worked together. They began fighting and one pulled a knife. At
this point the victim gave the suspect all of his money and the suspect fled.
The victim believes that the suspect lives in the complex and police have a description
and photograph.
Burglary on Adair Avenue
On November 13th police responded to a burglary
on Adair Avenue. The victim stated that someone broke into her home via a pried
open door and stole a range/oven. The home is under construction and did not
have an active alarm system. There was a dead bolt on the door but it was not
engaged. This burglary apparently happened prior to November 10th as
a neighbor reported seeing drag marks on the driveway where the appliance was
moved to the street.
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 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. These statistics will no longer be duplicated here. If you have
questions about this change, please send a message to vahisafety@gmail.com.
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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