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Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter Area LTB1 Bridle Estate February 2006 (NHW102)

Marking Personal Property, Child Safety, Crime Report, Summary of Stolen Items.

By Malcolm Lawrence - 3rd February 2006 - Back to News

Neighbourhood Watch Area LTB1, Bridle Estate.

Area Manager, Carmen Cook 5134 1920.

Next Meeting

When: Monday 20th February 2006

Time: 7:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Where: Salvation Army Hall,

Bridle Road, Morwell.

A new Neighbourhood Watch Area was launched on the 1st of October 2005. The new area (BRB18) on the Cairnlea Estate in Deer Park included the one millionth home to be covered by the program. This is a major milestone for Neighbourhood watch in Victoria.

Engraving Personal Property:

Engraving your personal property with your Driver’s Licence number, with the letter V in front means that the property can be traced back to you from anywhere in Australia. The property marking is carried out by an engraver or ultra-violet pen. Property so marked is less attractive to criminals because it can be easily identified as being stolen. Engravers can be borrowed from NHW on 5134 3071

Remember! always report any suspicious incidents to the Police by dialling 000 (triple zero)

Child Safety:

Some children’s cots have not been made with safety in mind. The bars on the sides should not be wide enough apart to allow a small child’s head to fit between them. The mattress and base should not have gaps at the sides that will allow small arms or legs to slip into the gaps. The cot should be stable and not rock easily. A cot with wheels should have locks on the wheels so they can be locked if necessary to prevent the wheels turning. If the wheels cannot be locked, consider removing them. A determined infant in a cot with unlocked wheels, can by rocking the cot, move it from one side of the room to the other.

Police Crime Report for Dec. 2005& Jan. 2006 N.H.W. Area LTB1 Bridle Estate

Due To Privacy Considerations NOT ALL Offences For This Area Are Listed

• 12/7/2005 Gabo Way Theft from a house.
• 1/12/2005 Nuntin Court Burglary at a house.
• 7/12/2005 Park Avenue Theft from a house.
• 9/12/2005 Bridle Road Burglary at the school.
• 10/12/2005 Bridle road Theft from a motor vehicle.
• 11/12/2005 The Avenue Theft of a bicycle from the back yard.
• 16/12/2005 Airlie Bank Road Theft from a motor vehicle in the driveway.
• 17/12/2005 The Boulevard Property damage to a house.
• 24/12/2005 The Boulevard Theft from a house.
• 2/1/2006 The Avenue Theft of a bicycle from the garage of a house.
• 10/1/2006 The Avenue Property damage at the backyard of a house.
• 11/1/2006 Spring Court Theft from a motor vehicle parked in the garage of a house.
• 16/1/2006 Cherry Crescent Theft in the street.
• 18/1/2006 The Avenue Theft of a bicycle from the backyard of a house.
• 19/1/2006 Bridle Road Theft from the front garden of a house.
• 22/1/2006 Chestnut Avenue Forced entry and burglary at a house.
• 23/1/2006 Airlie Bank Road Property damage to the front garden of a house.
• 28/1/2006 Karlo Court Theft from a house requiring physical force.
• 28/1/2006 Karlo Court Theft from a house requiring physical force.

SUMMARY OF STOLEN ITEMS FOR THE ABOVE OFFENCES

10 Electrical Appliances, 2 Cash, 2 Garden Items, 4 Household Items, 1 Personal Property,

1 Power Tools, 5 Tools, 1 Other.

15 Offenders were arrested for any reported offence in the area.

Remember, that as well as looking out, people can look IN through windows. When the lights are on keep curtains and blinds drawn, especially in your bedroom.

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: malcolml@dcsi.net.au