Notification from the Virginia Beach Police

Hi Carolanne Farm Civic League,

Advisory Message has been issued by the Virginia Beach Police.

Monday March 22, 2010 12:24 PM EDT

Burglaries in the 4th Precinct

I ask that you be diligent in your efforts to report any suspicious activity in and around your neighborhoods. Keep an eye out for your neighbor's property and make certain to know if your neighbors are out of town. We are having burglaries in many different neighborhoods and your assitance in reporting any criminal act is appreciated by your officers!

Take care!

For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/1581994/

Contact Information:

Raymond Greenwood

rgreenwo@vbgov.com

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Notification from the Virginia Beach Police

Hi Carolanne Farm Civic League,

Community Message has been issued by the Virginia Beach Police.

Friday March 19, 2010 10:56 AM EDT

Thursday, March 25th at 7 p.m. We will have our Citizen's Advisory Committee meeting.Roundhill & Independence Bl.

Just a reminder that this Thursday, March 25th at 7 p.m. we will have our Citizen's Advisory Committee meeting.

Location is at the Glenwood Community Center located at Roundhill & Independence Blvd. In additon to a police overview, Chief Jacocks will be speaking on the budget and answering questions. A great opportunity to become involved with your precinct and city agencies.

For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/1555859/

Contact Information:

MPO Michael Gembitsky

Virginia Beach Police Fourth Precinct Crime Analyst

757-385-2800 mjgembit@vbgov.com

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Notification from the Virginia Beach Police

Hi Carolanne Farm Civic League,

Community Message has been issued by the Virginia Beach Police.

Thursday March 18, 2010 06:49 AM EDT

VIRGINIA BEACH POLICE ADD A SCAM ALERT LINK FOR CITIZENS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES

The Virginia Beach Police Department's Economic Crime Unit (ECU) has made Fraud Alerts and Economic Crime trends available to the public. Supervisors and detectives in the ECU felt there was a need for the public to have a place readily available on the VBPD web site to help citizens protect themselves from potential scammers and identify theft thieves.

The unit currently has three Fraud Alert warnings posted on the web site to include: Online real estate scams, Avoiding internet auction fraud, and Beware of bogus check scams, lottery checks, and fraudulent money orders. You can read these alerts online at www.vbgov.com\fraudalerts . They plan to add additional scams and related financial crime trends monthly and how to avoid them. You may also view the ECU Fraud Alerts by going to www.vbgov.com/police home page and click on related pages on the right side of the page.

For additional information, please contact the Economic Crime Unit at (757) 385-4101.

For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/1539431/

Contact Information:

MPO Michael Gembitsky

Virginia Beach Police Fourth Precinct Crime Analyst

757-385-2800 mjgembit@vbgov.com

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Notification from the Virginia Beach Police

Friday February 26, 2010 07:19 AM EST

Large Screen TV's being stolen throughout Virginia Beach

BURGLARIES & INCREASED THEFTS OF LARGE SCREEN TV's
The Virginia Beach Police Department Crime Prevention Unit would like to remind you:

When you take your new TV home, DO NOT LEAVE THE BOX BY THE CURB for trash pickup, because this can advertise to potential thieves that you have a new TV they may want to steal. Cut up the box and place it in your trash or recycle bin, or dispose of it at a cardboard recycling drop off location.
Write down the serial number, brand, and model number of the items and keep that information in a safe place.

Remember to watch out for your neighbors and report ALL suspicious activity. Call 9-1-1 for crimes in progress, or 385-5000 for non-emergency police reports.

For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/1312964/

Contact Information: MPO Michael Gembitsky, VBPD Fourth Precinct Crime Analyst, 757-385-2800 mjgembit@vbgov.com

Notification from the Virginia Beach Police

Hi Carolanne Farm Civic League,

Advisory Message has been issued by the Virginia Beach Police.

Monday February 15, 2010 13:18 PM EST

Suspects apprehended for multiple larcenies from motor vehicles in the Fairfield area.

On 02/14/10 a Fairfield citizen heard his car alarm going off around 3:30am. After checking his vehicle, he decided to drive through the area to see if anyone was around. As he was driving he noticed three subjects walking south bound on Lord Dunmore. Police were call immediately through 911, and when Officers arrived on scene the subjects took off running through the neighborhood. Officers checked the area for several hours, and located 4 subjects. Officers were also able to recover stolen items that were linked to cases in the 4th and 3rd Police Precincts. The investigation is ongoing at this time, and Detective's at the 4th Precinct are currently following up on cases that may involve these suspects.
**Reminder to please contact the police for any suspicious activity in your neighborhoods. Non Emergency 385-5000, Emergency 911

For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/1188799/

Contact Information:

4th Polict Precinct

757-385-2800 gszabo@vbgov.com

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