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| Clifton Heights Neighborhood Here is the Crime Update you’ve requested for today, December 03, 2011. This update includes all incidents added to the map since the last update you received. | |||
 | Breaking & Entering | 1 | |
 | Theft from Vehicle | 1 | |
 | Robbery | 1 | |
 | Assault | 1 | |
| Assault | 1 | ||
Click here to see your full crime update on Crime Reports. Breaking & Entering 11/30/2011 07:50:00 2400 Block ECOFF AVE 441084 Time(24h): 07:50:00 BURGLARY-RESIDENCE/DAY/FORCE... St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department | |||
Theft from Vehicle 12/01/2011 02:05:00 6500 Block ODELL ST 441323 Time(24h): 02:05:00 LARCENY-FROM MTR VEH $500 - $24,999... St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Confidential Web Tip Information System If this is an urgent matter do not submit it here alone. Dial 911 if it is an emergency! Fill out as much information as possible and click "Submit Tip". Crime Stoppers 1-866-371-TIPS St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Non-Emergency Number 314-231-1212 Clifton Heights Neighborhood Watch training, sign up @ watch@cliftonheightsneighborhood.org or contact Officer Don Veile @ 444-0168 or diveile@slmpd.org Police say the bad guys don't want to go where they think they'll get caught. "They don't want to be in a neighborhood where neighbors actually call police," Sgt. Dennis says. "[Criminals] want to be in a neighborhood where nobody gets involved." Police urge you to start a Neighborhood Watch where you live. Contact police by email at communityoutreach@slmpd.org or by phone at (314) 444.5638 to get started. Second District Community Outreach Meeting Tuesday December 20, 2011.Tuesday December 20, 2011Tuesday December 20, 2011The Second District Community Outreach Meetings are hosted by the Commander of the Second District. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with light refreshments being served until 7:00 p.m.Location: Senior Center at Arsenal and Sublette Clifton Heights Neighborhood Watch training, sign up @ watch@cliftonheightsneighborhood.org or contact Officer Don Veile @ 444-0168 or diveile@slmpd.org Police say the bad guys don't want to go where they think they'll get caught. "They don't want to be in a neighborhood where neighbors actually call police," Sgt. Dennis says. "[Criminals] want to be in a neighborhood where nobody gets involved." Police urge you to start a Neighborhood Watch where you live. Contact police by email at communityoutreach@slmpd.org or by phone at (314) 444.5638 to get started. "For the good of the neighborhood" Clifton Heights Federation of Block Units of Metropolitan St. Louis # 1695 PO Box 21812 Saint Louis, MO. 63109 | |||
Saturday, December 03, 2011
Clifton Heights Neighborhood Crime Update December 03, 2011
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