Child Safety Guide Urges Parental Honesty and Prevention
A county police advertisement stresses proactive child safety through parental honesty and open dialogue. It lists practical steps for families including never leaving a child unattended, verifying guardians at day care, teaching contact information, and recognizing suspicious behavior to prevent abuse and abduction. Detective Kathy J. Meinke of the county sheriff’s office submits the material.
Crime Prevention October Emphasis in Tri-State Area
October is Crime Prevention Month designation created in 1983 by the crete Coalition to urge citizens to curb crime in America. The piece urges neighbor vigilance as eyes and ears for law enforcement to deter theft and wrongdoing. Local police leaders from Cincinnati, Evendale, Sharonville, and University of Cincinnati police departments back the effort.
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Tri- State
Hamilton County Police Association
Spec. Ray Meyer
Cincinnati Police Department
Harold Vonderhaar
Evendale Police Department
Margaret A. Junker
University of Cincinnati Police de
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Gregory Homer
Sharonville Police Department
Radar detector thefts rise as cars left unlocked
Police warn car burglaries focus on radar detectors and valuables left in vehicles. Thieves target mall, condo, hotel lots and driveways, using lock jocks to bypass locks or breaking windows to grab items in under 30 seconds. Secure items in trunks and remove valuables nightly. always lock doors. Officer Klein urges crime prevention measures.
Burglary Rates and Homeowner Precautions Cited
One in four burglarized homes show homeowners adopting precautions since 1981. The burglary rate fits by percent in Shastenerr, with measures from locking doors to installing perpen aes cine. Neighbors of french howl report it to the police and arrange patrols.
Don’t Be On Thief’s Shopping List This Season
Crime prevention tips warn readers that thieves target wallets with cash and multiple credit cards during holidays. Officers advise carrying only cards for planned shops, recording account numbers at home, reporting theft immediately, and securing purses and vehicles. Emphasizes reducing opportunity through locks, lighting, and awareness to avoid becoming a crime statistic.
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Car thefts warn of parked vehicles in private driveways
Police report thieves target cars left in driveways and near home. Do not leave valuables in sight. Lock doors, close windows, and install detectors or cameras as a deterrent. Stay alert for suspicious persons around parking lots and streets at night.
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