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Neighbourhood Support March 2012

1/3/2012

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It has been reasonably quiet as far as offences are concerned but there have still been prowlers noticed and reported with two men being apprehended as they were leaving the village after disturbing a dog whose barking alerted the owners who rang the police.

Make sure you lock any vehicle left outside and be sure to take valuables out or ensue they are out of sight.

¨ When you go out leave a light on, both inside and outside.
¨ Leave either the TV or radio on.
¨ Leave a car in the drive. (Locked of course.)
¨ Own a dog – Burglars hate dogs.
¨ Install an alarm – burglars hate alarms
¨ If you are going to be away for a few days tell your neighbour and Neighbourhood Support coordinator.
¨ If you don’t belong to a group give me a ring and I will direct you to your nearest coordinator. Join with your neighbours in making your street a safer street.

Is there a Neighbourhood Support sign on a telegraph pole near you? If not there probably isn’t an organised group in your vicinity. It has been proven that Neighbourhood Support does prevent crime.

It would be great to have the whole of Okareka covered by groups but we need you to want it. Be proactive and give me a ring.

Members are kept informed of criminal activity, crime trends, and such.

If you see a crime or something suspiciously like criminal activity ring 111 and report it immediately.

If the crime has happened and urgency is not immediately likely to catch the offender ring the Rotorua police on 348 0099

Lyall Beuth
Ph 3628 459


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