Laguna Beach Dog Walkers Watch Promotes Neighborhood Safety
In Laguna Beach a dog walker watch program trains 20 dog walkers to act as extra eyes and ears against crime. Participants are urged to report to police, not deter, and to see officers as friends while distributing flyers and dog bags at parks and shops to boost vigilance.
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Hernandez
Laguna Beach
Jason Kravetz
Kravetz
Pennsylvania
Matt Peskin
Peskin
Laguna
Paige Strayer
Dog Ma Companion Care
Diane Farrell
South Laguna
Max
Anneliese
Laguna Canyon Road
Dog Walker Watch Training Tips and Reporting Facts
A citizen training guide explains how to observe and report suspicious activity, describes what a suspicious person and vehicle look like, and urges residents to stay vigilant and call 911 when needed. It covers crime trends in neighborhoods and what participants should know to improve awareness and reporting.
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Berger
Laguna Beach Police Blotter Highlights Local Vandalism and Theft
Police log documents multiple incidents including egged homes and three vehicles, a rear window broken, $1,000 in plants stolen, and a stolen 2011 Honda CRV with a bike in back. Other entries note a burned area, indecent exposure, suspicious behavior, burglary tools, a small park fire, and grand theft of kitchen knives from an unlocked Toyota.
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Park Avenue
Third Street
Shadow Lane
South Coast Highway
Glenneyre Street
Legion Street
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