Spoke with our Raleigh Community Police Officer on Friday, Dec 3rd. He asked me to pass on the following information.
We have received notification of additional home break ins or attempted break ins in the immediate area, even after the recent arrest of another burglar being linked to several home break-ins.
We have received notification of additional home break ins or attempted break ins in the immediate area, even after the recent arrest of another burglar being linked to several home break-ins.
The suspect is a white male, maybe riding a bicycle. Police Officers are using the following picture in an effort to locate this suspect. Click on the picture to enlarge
or visit markturner.net to watch a security camera video clip.
Police report the suspect is primarily targeting windows and rear entrances.
Pay attention to strangers in your neighborhood that may be pacing in front of a home or riding a bicycle back and forth on your street.
As always, CALL 911 to report any suspicious activity.
I spoke with our CAC community watch leader, Shane Trahan, this morning. He said, "With the holidays fast approaching it's important we remember the basics for crime preventative. Only together we can help protect our neighbors and ourselves from being potential victims of crimes in our neighborhood. Lately, we have all been communicating wonderfully and lets keep it up. Communication is key to eliminating crimes in our community!!" Office Taylor with the Raleigh Police Dept has the same to say. He is very impressed on how many residents know to call 911 after seeing suspicious activity. Recently, residents from Oakdale, East Mordecai and Historic Mordecai reported activity which resulted in a quick response from Raleigh Police. | Neighbors, let's all remember to do the following:
Lock your doors on cars and homes and sheds. |