CRIME STATS
FEBRUARY 23, 2020 through MARCH 21, 2020
The Activity Report
is a summary of what our FBAC Patrol Officers do on their shifts
Directed Patrols:
21
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Drop ins/Park and Walks:
25
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Suspicious person:
3
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Alarm Response: 5
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Suspicious Vehicle:
2
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Parking Complaints: 2
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Noise Complaints: 0
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Out of town Checks:
8
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Abandoned Auto: 0
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FBAC member Contact: 2
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Lost Person: 0
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Street Obstruction:
0
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Wanted Persons: 0
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Intoxicated Persons:
0
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Found Property: 0
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Criminal Trespass: 0
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Info for Officers:
1
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Shots Fired: 0
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Calls for service (cell Phone): 2
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Special Note:
What a week this past
week has been. This is probably not what most of us anticipated in our lives
and not what any of us wanted. As we all
move forward in dealing with this virus, it is essential that you realize what
is considered appropriate today may be obsolete tomorrow. The developments and
lessons learned around the virus are moving at an unbelievably quick pace and
there simply are not enough answers to our questions. The Virginia Highland Security Patrol will
continue to operate as scheduled throughout this unprecedented period. We ask that all members call as needed and we
will work together to keep our community safe.
Police Officers are first responders and are on the front line and will
follow the warnings when they can and practice social distancing when it’s
possible. The Virginia Highland Security
Patrol is here for you now and in the future to serve all members with the
utmost dedication to the Virginia Highland Community.
Significant Incidents:
Commercial Burglary 842 N.
Highland Av (Suspect Arrested)
On March 17, 2020 at
approximately 8:44 am Officer N Evans was dispatched to Truva Turkish Kitchen
at 842 N Highland Ave Ne concerning burglary to a business after a 911 call
from a passerby.
Victim, the owner stated
that the inside and outside cameras shows that about 1:46 am this morning a
tall skinny black male walked from the south bound direction of N Highland to
the south facing glass entry exit door of the listed location and tossed a
medium sized brown rock through the glass breaking it. The video showed the male
dark skinned with a black hat and greenish gray jacket with dark jeans with a
white patch on the bottom left leg climb in through the broken door.
The inside cameras
showed him rush directly to the cash drawer behind the bar and used his hands
to unplug the power cords and exit the store the same way he entered. The
reporting party stated that the black cash drawer stolen ($200) only had $20
inside.
Day watch supervisor Sgt
Dearlove was informed of the incident along with Zone 6 Criminal Investigation
Division (CID). Crime Scene Tech A Johnson processed the scene. Victim stated
that he would prepare and save the video of the incident for contact from the
CID.
On March 18, 2020 at
approximately 8:54 am, Officer N Evans was on directed patrol in the parking
lot of 842 N Highland Ave Ne concerning burglary to the business Truva that
occurred yesterday. The suspect was identified on video as wearing a grey
hoodie and dark pants with an outstanding reflective square on the left pant
leg and one red glove and one black and white glove.
While parked facing the
listed location and N Highland Ave Ne I noticed a skinny black male with a gray
hoodie jacket and dark pants with a reflective square on the left pant leg
matching the burglary suspect Officer Evans took the report on yesterday from
the listed address. The male was detained the Day watch supervisor and Zone 6
CID were notified of the incident.
The suspect was searched
and transported to Zone 6 Precinct to be interviewed by CID. The suspect was
identified as Kevin Darnell Jones (08/06/1968). His light blue and brown
backpack with cupcake pattern was inventoried and put into property. One red
glove and black and white glove were found inside his backpack and held as
evidence. Mr. Kevin Jones was arrested and transported to Fulton Co Jail on
burglary warrant.
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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.
Reminder: All members call 911
first if you see a crime in progress or a suspicious person or activity, and
then call the Virginia Highland Security Patrol Phone.
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