Irvine boy Quinn Perry runs away then returns home
An 11-year-old boy, Quincy Perry, fled his Irvine Las Palmas apartment Monday afternoon after a discussion with his bus driver. He rode a bus to Orange, watched two movies at The Outlets, and was returned by about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday after his mother, police, and volunteers searched the area. He has a mild intellectual disability and has run away previously. Police urge anyone with information to call 949-724-7000.
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Cabrera sisters memorial fund starts after Irvine teens death
Pamela Yoma recalls her daughters Christine and 17 year old Robin, both outspoken sic sisters who loved cooking and laughter. The sisters were among five teenagers killed when a car crashed on Jamboree Road in Newport Beach on May 27 as they headed to Huntington Beach with four Irvine teens. A memorial fund was set up at youcaring com Cabrera sisters to accept donations.
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2012 Crime Overview for Irvine Residents
FBI preliminary annual Uniform Crime Report for 2012 provides Irvine with counts across violent and property crimes. Violent crimes include 2 murders, 8 rapes, 29 robberies, and 71 aggravated assaults. Property crimes total 3,304 with 570 burglaries, 2,599 larcenies thefts, 135 motor vehicle thefts, and 22 arsons.
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City budgets boost public safety with new officers
Mayor Steven Choi praised council and police. the proposed budget increases public safety funding, adding three police officers, one sergeant, a full time public safety assistant, and three elementary crossing guards. Police Chief Dave Maggard cited proactive prevention and rapid response as key aims of the strategy.
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Irvine uses local policing to boost familiarity with community
Officials say geographic policing helps patrols learn residents and workplaces in Irvine. The city partners with the Irvine Unified School District and D A R E program to educate youths, while crime data show a 0.7 percent rise in property crimes and a regional trend of lower violent crime. The FBI Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report aggregates data from public safety agencies nationwide.
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