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Category: Community Policing

The Women's Crime Crusade has scheduled May as Criminal Justice Month and will sponsor a service of seminars, conferences, and special activities for that month.
SDCC director, Calvin Stuart, announced that the Council has applied for an anti-crime grant from Region 5 of the Law Enforcement Assistance Agency.
According to a report in the Globe-Democrat, February 28, small business men in high crime • risk areas can obtain federal crime insurance coverage more easily since January 1st, 1972.
Virgil (Jack) Wright, crime committee chairman, said the group was considering the formation of a mobile patrol in which area residents would conduct patrols in automobiles and report crimes to the police.
Skinker-DeBaliviere area residents should etch their driver's license numbers on valuables in an effort to prevent burglaries and arrange schedules with neighbors to watch their block for suspicious activities during high-crime periods, the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council's crime committee has recommended.

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Dogs Needed for Police Work

Historical December 1978 notice or report. Dates, fees, benefits, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability and eligibility have not…

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Anti-Fencing Hotline

Historical June 1978 notice. Dates, fees, services and contact information describe the source period; current availability has not been established. The Women's…

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Rosedale’s Report

The quarterly general meeting of Rosedale Neighborhood Association was held on Friday, March 31, at St. Roch's Scariot Hall. The meeting was…

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Warning — Dogs and Trash

Cal Stuart, Executive Director SDCC, told THE PAPER that there will be a crackdown on two of our neighborhood's continuing vexations: dogs…

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What Is This Horse’s Name?

“The No Name Horse” visits Hamilton Branch 3 to inspire the students in the contest currently being conducted by the Seventh District.…

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Team One Gets New Member

Team One has obtained a horse which will be used for mounted patrol duty within the Team One area. The team officers…

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