A couple blocks away from my home, an overnight crime was reported that might have escaped my attention, were it not for the automated crime alert I received in my inbox this morning from crimemapping.com (click to enlarge):
I'm not quite sure how many people have signed up for alerts, but I'm pretty sure I was one of the first. I am subscribed to the area within a half mile of my home. It is an awfully convenient way to keep informed about what's going on in your own back yard--even if you're the police chief.Pumpkin smashing, of course, is a seasonal crime that occurs when homeowners leave the ammunition laying around on their front porch. Here's another somewhat similar crime from last weekend:
I think I have a good suspect on that one.
5 comments:
hee hee Did the officer check the sky for any broom writings?
(Sorry to use this blog like this Chief, but I need to let some officers know something)
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I did after you mentioned it here. Within 1 mile of Union College is pretty quiet most of the time. Thanks for the information about this site.
I think this might be a better suspect
http://www.cyber-cinema.com/british/piratesBloomBPS.jpg
That's funny, no one messed with my scarecrow.
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