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As Christmas is quickly approaching the Pawtucket Police Department wants to warn our residents and visitors to protect themselves and their valuables. We are encouraging residents to take steps to protect their property and prevent crime by not presenting crimes of opportunity. If the doors to your vehicle are locked, the windows are fully closed and you do not leave valuables (cell phones, GPS systems, loose change, portable DVD players, computers, gifts, ipods, etc.) in sight you can dramatically reduce the likelihood of being a victim of crime. Do not to leave the “cigarette lighter” chargers or bracket for your GPS system (or other electronics) attached to the windshield since this is a clue that a valuable device may be located within your vehicle. Christmas gifts and large shopping bags should not be visible in the vehicle. The best place to store these items is in the trunk. Measures that can be utilized to protect your home while you are out include some of the following: • Lock all doors and windows • Leave lights on, or install a timer • Leave a radio or television on, or install a timer to give the impression that someone is home • Activate your alarm system if your home is equipped with one Finally it is also advisable to make arrangements with package delivery companies to coordinate the arrival of packages, if practical, with times when someone is home. Large boxes and packages have been stolen in the past when left outside of the home on a porch, entryway, etc. The Pawtucket Police Department also wants to promote active participation among residents to report suspicious activity when it is observed. The public is a valuable partner in the prevention and solving of crime. Please call the police department at 726-3911 to report matters that appear out of the ordinary. Our officers will respond and investigate your complaint and observations as quickly as possible.
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 17:49:29 +0000

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