RFCOP Halloween Report:
COP members patrolled 27 hours 45 minutes over the Halloween weekend. We were not able to deter all incidents but able to reduce the impact this holiday has on the Forge. Open garage doors, blocked street and alleys, suspicious activity were just a few of the incidents reported by patrollers to police or appropriate persons. I would like to thank each and everyone for their assistance in helping make this holiday weekend a “minor incident” occurrence. Most of all I would like to thank the community for keeping your eyes and ears open to help make our community the safe place it is. You must admit the children AND adults looked absolutely fabulous in their costumes at both the Tot Lot on Sunday and out trick-or-treating.
Vacation Watch Reminder From Rodgers Forge C.O.P.
If you're travelling this holiday season, the Rodgers Forge C.O.P. would like to remind you about the Vacation Watch Program offered by the BCPD.
Contact Towson Precinct 6 at 410-887-2361 and request to place your address on their Vacation Watch list. Provide them with your name, address, tag number of any vehicle(s) left behind, and a neighbor contact, if applicable, and the length of your vacation. With this information, an officer will make a random vehicle patrol around your home. It's a win win situation. It provides added security to your home while you're away and brings increased patrols into the neighborhood. Also, the RFCOP strongly recommends that you DO NOT post your Travel plans on any social networking site. The RFCOP also recommends that you maintain regular delivery of mail and/or newspapers. Have a reliable neighbor collect those or any deliveries. The RFCOP wishes you a safe holiday season!
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