Good afternoon. There have been several thefts from businesses and workplaces. Please secure your purses, phones, and anything else of value when you step away from your desk or work space. There have been reports of people stealing these things when employees walk away from their desks. If you’re a business owner, please be aware of “customers” who come into your business. They may not be there to buy anything. Let your employees know this. Customers at grocery stores have been victimized as well. Do not leave your purse unattended in a shopping cart. This was put out today: A review of stolen vehicle reports in Nashville from Sunday, September 28, through Saturday, October 4, shows that 43% of the automobiles taken (6 of 21) were easy targets because the keys were left inside or made available to thieves. The police department’s continuing PARK SMART campaign strongly urges citizens to lock their automobile doors, secure any valuables and REMOVE THE KEYS. Officers also urge citizens to SHOP SMART by not leaving purses or other valuables unattended in shopping carts or in plain view in vehicles, even for a very short time. An unattended purse is an easy target for a thief. Always remember to PARK SMART. Thanks and have a great afternoon. South Daily Folder for Oct 9, 2014 Homicide: 0 for the week Commercial Robbery: 2 for the week Two added from (2200) Nolensville Pike & (2100) Murfreesboro Pike. For more information including photos of suspects Street Robbery: 2 for the week Commercial Burglary: 1 for the week Residential Burglary: 8 for the week Two reports added to list. A domestic related incident on Haywood Lane, & the other on (2700) Murfreesboro Pike. Motor Vehicle Theft: 2 for the week Thefts from Motor Vehicles: 21 for the week Four reports added to this week’s list. The locations are Mimosa Dr, Windsail Trail, Winthrone Dr, & Twin Oaks Dr. Top items taken this week: 4 tags/stickers, 3 car audio equipment, 3 wallet/purse, 2 tires/rims. Other events: Officers were dispatched to investigate suspicious packages left at two residences in Summercrest Ct & Trail. The Hazardous Devices Unit responded to the scene and after further investigation, these packages, a black laptop bag and a black purse, were determined to be ordinary items that posed no threat to the general public. Hazardous Devices Unit will continue to follow up on this incident. South A-Shift 10s Officers were instructed to conduct high visibility proactive enforcement in the areas of Winthrone Dr, Glengarry Dr, Currey Rd, Whispering Oaks Pl, Glenrose Ave, E. Thompson Ln, Twin Oaks area, Antioch Pike, and Lewis Street. 20’s officers were asked to focus on and be proactive in / around Murfreesboro Pk., Rice Rd. Rural Rd., Bell Rd., Mt. View Rd., Antioch Pk., Una-Antioch, Richards Rd., Piccadilly Row, Pebble Creek Dr., Dover Glen Dr., Tusculum Rd., Ocala Dr., Haywood Ln., Packard Dr. & Apache Tr. 30’s officers were instructed to conduct high visibility proactive enforcement in the areas of Hamilton Church, Mossdale, Calais Cir, Anderson Rd, Raywood Lane, Eulala Dr, Burwick Ct. South B-Shift Officers in the 20s District worked proactively along Richards Road and Una Antioch Pike, along with Ransom Place and Murfreesboro Road. Officers in the 30s District focused their proactive efforts around Murfreesboro / Bell, Bell/Bell Forge Ln, Bell/Hickory Hollow, Anderson/Smith Springs, Anderson/Moss Rd to prevent/deter personal robberies and aggravated assaults. South C-Shift Officers in the 10s district targeted lower Nolensville Pike/Foster/Thompson Ln, for their enhanced enforcement to reduce robberies and thefts.. Officers in the 20s district focused their attention in Pebble Creek Dr, Rural Hill Rd, Rice Rd areas due to theft from motor vehicles. Officers in the 30s district focused their attention in Hamilton Church, Long Hunter area due to assaults, commercial burglary, and residential burglary. PARK SMART & stay safe my friends…, Officer E. “Doc” Holiday Metro Nashville Police Department - South Precinct 5101 Harding Place Nashville, TN 37211 615.862.7634 615.880.3047 fax [email protected]
Posted on: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 22:04:46 +0000
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