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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 8 Wednesday, November 24, 1982 Police Blotter By SSgt. Richard E. Morin New investigations Hie compressor room of Bldg. 2406 was entered Nov. 4 by breaking the hasp and knob to the door. No items Due to a "Crime Stop" phone call, were able to follow . a .19 percent reading. He faces civilian ; 17. V up on a reported breaking and enter, action and may lose base" drivcourt ' A - stereo was taken from an un- - ing that occurred Nov. 3. A suspect privileges. ing , been identified. has locked vehicle in the parking lot next A.ciyilian was apprehended for drivto Bldg. 390 between 8:30 a.m. and Other activities ing under the influence of alcohol Nov. 9:30 p.m. Nov. 17. Nov. 15 check ID a routine .During 17 on base near Thunderbird Park by civilian a south the at employee gate, windshield vehicle Vandals bent a security police. A breathalyzer test and was stopped by security police read .08 percent and a Magistrate wiper arm and broke off the other a of with to possession next charged was ticket was issued. vehicle The parked wiper. released was to He substance. e for Bldg. 524 the evening of Nov. 17. An airman was arrested his supervisor. Also, during a vehicle Snow tires, a snow shovel, and hand inspection at the south gate the same driving under the influence of alcohol tire pump were stolen from quarters day, security police found the Nov. 17 in Clearfield. A breathalyzer on Hamilton Street between Nov. 11 operator of a vehicle, a civilian test was given and a .13 was recorded. Bail was set at $306. and 18. The items were unsecured. employee of a base contractor, in A suspected controlled substance Anyone having information on possession of a controlled substance. was these investigations is asked to call She was charged with possession and reported in Bldg. 273 by a supervisor Nov. 17: Police responded and Security Police Investigations Sec- released to her supervisor. . e confiscated a box containing mariarrested An airman was tion, Ext. 77891, 2 or 3 or Crime Stop, by law enforcement personnel for alleged s Ext. 77867. juana. Investigation is continuing. ::- '.. ?'- - were reported missing. An unsecured telephone beeper was removed from a desk in Bldg. 15 Nov. 15. The number of the beeper was recorded at ly driving under the influence of alcohol in Lay ton Nov, 17. A breathalyzer test was conducted with Crime Stop A vacuum cleaner, green and white "Might Maid" was reported stolen from Bldg. 523 between 'Nov. 15 and 72-60- 7. con-troll- ed A tire on a vehicle parked on Rox-bur- y Circle was slashed by vandals XNOV. 10 Decween o:ju ana o:oy p.m. A" lawnmower described as a Toro model with serial number was reported missing from Nov. 16. 1512 Bldg. A total of $15 in change was taken from a secured room in barracks in ' Bldg. 350, first floor between 8 a.m. and noon Nov. 16. 3750-00-833:354- 7, By Sgt. Clifton S. Diaz AFB Don't let the holiday season's good cheer be marred by crime. Get into habits which don't give criminals the opportunity to commit crimes. If you are traveling for a week or more during the holidays, cancel all deliveries and have the post office hold your mail. Wright-Patterso- n Q off-bas- - off-bas- Use a timer to turn you lights on and off. Don't discuss your holiday plans with strangers. Base housing residents ; should call the Security Police Desk Sergeant and request a - quarter's check. When shopping, don't advertise your absence. Never leave a note on the door which says you are out. Try' to avoid ready access to valuables in your home and deposit cash you do not need at the moment in a safe place. Be sure stacks of presents are not . visible from outside your home and be careful of people who pose as delivery or repairmen to gain access to your home. Carefully dispose of packing cases that contained televisions, stereos, and other expensive items. Don't -leave then on the curb for garbage pick-u- p for they may serve as an advertisement to thieves. Start a buddy system with your neighbors and report suspicious activities or suspicious people in your J neighborhood. Don't hide keys outside because burglars know where to look for them. Outside lighting is also a good deterrent for prowlers. (LOGNEWS) r Criterion takes the hassle out of auto insurance. Krccn Too ... 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