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September 22: First Degree Burglary, 600 block of Hillen Road, 21204
Between
1 and 2 p.m., an unknown suspect entered the home through unknown means
and took a video game system and a crystal decanter.
September 22: First Degree Burglary, 7000 block of Wardman Road, 21212
Between 9 and 11:30 a.m., an unknown suspect forced open a basement door and took jewelry.
September 22: Unit block of Danforth Court, 21204
At 6:30 a.m., a man was arrested after pointing a knife at an acquaintance. Charges are pending.
September 20: Attempted Armed Robbery - Gun, 8500 block of Loch Raven Boulevard, 21234
At
3:32 a.m., a man entered the 7-Eleven and pointed a handgun at the
employee. The employee was unable to open the register, and the suspect
fled on foot. The suspect is a black male with a medium build.
September 19: Robbery, Unit block of Astro Court, 21234
At
11:22 a.m., the suspect approached the victim as she was entering her
home. The suspect grabbed the victim's purse and demanded money. He also
demanded that she take her pants off. The victim refused and the
suspect fled without taking anything. The suspect is a black male, 6',
with brown hair and a slim build.
September 17: Second Degree Burglary, 1400 block of Taylor Avenue, 21234
Between
7:49 and 8:07 p.m., two men entered the home using a key card. A tool
chest was taken. Both suspects are black males in their 30s.
September 17: Third Degree Burglary, 700 block of York Road, 21204
At
12:05 a.m., a man was arrested after kicking in the victim's door. Ji
Yoon, 27, of the same building, was charged with burglary.
September 16: Attempted First Degree Burglary, 1600 block of Naturo Road, 21286
At 1:19 p.m., a man opened the cellar doors but did not gain entry. The suspect is a white male, in his 30s, and 5'9" tall.
September 16: Second Degree Burglary, Unit block of Ensor Avenue, 21204
Between
12:01 and 12:55 a.m., a man entered the tow yard at Pollard's Towing
and attempted to drive his vehicle through a locked gate.
Email Alerts - Spot Crime.com
2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road –
Week of Sep 16-22, 2013
Case # Crime Date Time Address
132601325 Theft – Other 9/17 5:39 pm 3xx Stevenson Lane
132590525 Identity Theft 9/16 10:54 am 2xx Brandon Road
132591585 Identity Theft 9/16 8:37 am 2xx Brandon Road
132640406 1st degree Burglary 9/21 8:35 am 4xx Overbrook Road
132601834 4th degree Burglary 9/17 10:56 pm 68xx Walnutwood Court
RFCOP has a new Co Leader, Rob Williams
From rfcop.com
18 September 2013
We'd like to announce to everyone that RFCOP has a new Co Leader, Rob Williams will be joining John and Karen Falconer as Co Leader of the C.O.P. Rob, as some may know, has extensive knowledge of the community, has been involved in the C.O.P. and has tirelessly patrolled and contributed to the community for many years. Rob was previously leader and actually talked us into volunteering. Thank you Rob for stepping up, again!
The RFCOP would like to thank Stu Sirota, President of the RFCA, and so many others in the community for your support and participation in the C.O.P.!
Rob Williams just announced a new program, KOPS (Keep Our Property Safe). The concept of KOPS is to encourage residents to keep inventory of valuable property. In the event of theft, this will aid Law Enforcement in locating property and making you're stuff less attractive to thieves. More info coming soon!
18 September 2013
We'd like to announce to everyone that RFCOP has a new Co Leader, Rob Williams will be joining John and Karen Falconer as Co Leader of the C.O.P. Rob, as some may know, has extensive knowledge of the community, has been involved in the C.O.P. and has tirelessly patrolled and contributed to the community for many years. Rob was previously leader and actually talked us into volunteering. Thank you Rob for stepping up, again!
The RFCOP would like to thank Stu Sirota, President of the RFCA, and so many others in the community for your support and participation in the C.O.P.!
Rob Williams just announced a new program, KOPS (Keep Our Property Safe). The concept of KOPS is to encourage residents to keep inventory of valuable property. In the event of theft, this will aid Law Enforcement in locating property and making you're stuff less attractive to thieves. More info coming soon!
From our Residents and Neighboring Communitites:
Vandalism Alert – 9/21/13
Two
out of the last four Saturday nights have seen several incidents of
individuals ripping off side view mirrors from vehicles. Most, if not
all of the vandalism has occurred from Old Trail south to Murdock.
Vehicles on Heathfield, Dumbarton, Dorking & Regester have also been
vandalized. From all of the reports, it looks like the vandalism has
occurred between 11:30 p.m. -1:30 a.m. For any neighbors in the already
affected streets and everyone else, please be alert to anyone who might
be out on the streets during those times. Hopefully, the pending rain
will deter any possible acts of vandalism.
A Second 1st Degree Burglary In A Week
I just checked the www.spotcrime.com report.
There was a break in in the 400 block of Overbrook. The call was placed
at 8:35 a.m. on Saturday 9/21. CC# 132640406. This occurred exactly one
week after a burglary in the 100 block of Glen Argyle. I patrolled from
2:15 a.m. until 4:15 a.m. Saturday morning. I don't recall seeing any
suspicious activity on my rounds. I don't have any other information
regarding this break in. There should be additional information when the
precinct posts its report on their site later today or tomorrow. There
also was a Theft(Other) case from the 300 block of Stevenson on 9/17
along with 2 Identity Theft cases, unless one is a duplicate case from
the 200 block of Brandon on 9/16.
Attempted Car Break-in Heathfield Road on the "horseshoe"
The
top corner driver's side door was scraped and scratched up as if
someone was trying to pry the door open from the top corner. Has anyone
else had damage like this done to their vehicle? Must of happened night
of 9/22/13, early morning of 9/23/13. I never leave anything in my car,
hopefully they noticed they weren't getting anything and moved on.
Identity cases are again showing up around our area:
A
long time ago we posted about Identity theft as presented on the
Baltimore County Police web site. Below is the link to access this
information on their web. Please read this very informative information
and implement safe guards to protect yourself. It can cost you
hundreds or thousands of dollars to undo the damage identity thieves can
cause.
It has been confirmed the Burglary on Overbrook is not in Rodgers Forge but in another community. Spotccrime.com has correct ed rhis information on their website.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update...while that's unfortunate for the other community, I'm glad to hear it didn't happen here!
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