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    During the week of November 9-16, 14 theft-from-auto incidents were reported in various locations throughout the 2nd Precinct of Minneapolis. Residents are advised to keep vehicles locked, not leave valuables inside, park in well-lit areas when possible, and report any suspicious activity. Simple crime prevention strategies like committing to watch out for neighbors and using garages can help avoid becoming victims of theft. Residents can contact their crime prevention specialist for additional security information or a home security assessment.

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    During the week of November 9-16, 14 theft-from-auto incidents were reported in various locations throughout the 2nd Precinct of Minneapolis. Residents are advised to keep vehicles locked, not leave valuables inside, park in well-lit areas when possible, and report any suspicious activity. Simple crime prevention strategies like committing to watch out for neighbors and using garages can help avoid becoming victims of theft. Residents can contact their crime prevention specialist for additional security information or a home security assessment.

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    During the week of November 9-16, 14 theft-from-auto incidents were reported in various locations throughout the 2nd Precinct of Minneapolis. Residents are advised to keep vehicles locked, not leave valuables inside, park in well-lit areas when possible, and report any suspicious activity. Simple crime prevention strategies like committing to watch out for neighbors and using garages can help avoid becoming victims of theft. Residents can contact their crime prevention specialist for additional security information or a home security assessment.

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    2nd Precinct November 17, 2009

    Facts:
    During the week of November 9-16, there have been 14 theft-from-auto incidents reported in the 2nd
    Precinct. These occurred throughout the precinct at:

    • 6xx 8th St. SE • 10xx Main St. NE


    • 15xx 8th St. SE • 5xx 1st Ave. NE
    • 9xx Washington Ave. SE • 13xx Lincoln St. NE
    • 6xx 8th St. SE • 29xx Hayes St. NE
    • 6xx Erie St. SE • 20xx 3rd St. NE
    • 36xx 3rd St. NE • 33xx Broadway St. NE
    • 24xx Central Ave. NE • 12xx 9th Ave. NE

    What you can do:


    • Keep your car locked when it is parked. Don’t make it easy for a thief to get in.
    • Do not leave items in your vehicle. Even small things like pocket change and inexpensive
    sunglasses are tempting to a thief. Place items in your trunk before you reach your destination.
    • If possible, park your vehicle in well-lit areas on the street.
    • If you have a garage, use it. Park in a garage whenever possible.
    • If you see suspicious activity (a person trying car doors, etc.) or a crime in progress, call 911 so
    officers can be dispatched to the location.
    • Report crimes by calling 911. (They may refer you to 311 to take a report.) Please call 911 if:
    ¾ you see suspicious activity;
    ¾ a crime is happening; or
    ¾ you have suspect information.
    • Make a commitment to watch out for each other.
    • Practice simple crime prevention strategies to help avoid becoming a victim of crime.

    For additional information on crime prevention, improving home and garage security, neighborhood
    watch, or for a free home security check, call your crime prevention specialist:

    • North of Broadway: Crime Prevention Specialist Carol Oosterhuis, 612-673-2874


    • South of Broadway: Crime Prevention Specialist Nick Juarez, 612-673-2874

    If you need this material in an alternative format, please


    contact the Minneapolis Police Department at 612-672-2912.

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