This sucks. Hopefully we can get patrols stepped up in the neighborhood. If anyone has glass in their backdoor, it might be a good idea to install a lock the requires a key on both sides. On Monday, September 10, 2012 3:26:12 AM UTC-4, Vic wrote:

Shoot, I'm thinking about getting that pet tiger I've always wanted. On Monday, September 10, 2012 12:40:07 PM UTC-4, Vic wrote: And/or a deadbolt that is low/high enough that someone breaking the glass cannot reach in and open the door. And a Tibetan mastiff. -- Zombies:Brains :: Me:Data On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Beth Keul <caho...(a)gmail.com> wrote: This sucks. Hopefully we can get patrols stepped up in the neighborhood. If anyone has glass in their backdoor, it might be a good idea to install a lock the requires a key on both sides. On Monday, September 10, 2012 3:26:12 AM UTC-4, Vic wrote: Holly and I left the living room, turned off all the lights, and went to bed at 12:30 and I've been sitting in bed doing some work since then. I got out of bed when I heard loud knocking on the door at 2:45am. It was a Raleigh PD officer who wanted to know if I'd heard anything, etc. The house next door to mine (new renter) had gotten broken into between 4:30pm and 2:45am (430 is when the girl left for work). I told the officer that we actually heard nothing suspicious (and neither did our dogs). I went over to their front yard and the girl (I think her name is Corrina -- this was the first time I met her though Holly has met her before) told me that they broke into the house by breaking the back door glass and then turned the door handle and they'd taken everything-- tv, other electronics, engagement ring, etc. She has a cat. I assume uninjured, she didn't say otherwise. This both figuratively and literally hit much closer to home than the other burglaries. We feel like there's something we could have done if only we'd heard something, and it's particularly frustrating. Even more anger-inducing is that we didn't hear anything out of place. If you haven't already written down the serial numbers of all your electronics, do so immediately. -- Zombies:Brains :: Me:Data

Matt,**** I thought I sent you the email saying I was going to be there but I guess it was someone else; I have had a few emails requesting me to show up tomorrow and at least one phone call to my supervisor asking who the officer for this area was and if he could also be there. If possible please keep each other informed. I will be there but I am still waiting on word from you all about a separate date to do the burglary prevention style meeting. I just need a date and a location.**** ** ** Senior Officer J.A. Kryskowiak**** Raleigh Police Department**** SED Community Squad**** (919)524-7468**** ** ** *From:* longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com [mailto: longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Matt Leary *Sent:* Monday, September 10, 2012 4:13 PM *To:* longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com *Cc:* stevens-road-raleigh-nc(a)googlegroups.com; longview-park-community-watch(a)googlegroups.com *Subject:* Re: [longview-park-community-watch] Re: Break-in at 2433 Stevens Rd**** ** ** I'm very sorry to hear about yet another break-in the area. The recent surge in break-ins and thefts in the area is very alarming and demands an adequate response from the police in the form of increased patrols in our area. I have reached out to Officer K more than once to come to our next LPCW meeting (9/11 at 7:00 in Enloe media center) and/or hold a seminar on target hardening and burglary prevention. I have not received a response yet. I would also like to see an increase in the program to park police cruisers in our area as a deterrent. **** ** ** First and foremost, as a community we need to look out for one another by reporting anything out of the ordinary. We as neighbors can also increase or presence in the area. The weather is turning nice so isn't it a good time for a walk around the neighborhood? I work from home and I'll be taking longer walks with my dog during the day when possible. Take your cell phone and don't be afraid to call in anything suspicious to 911. Working together as a community with the police is our best option to solve this problem. Matt Leary**** Healthcare Delivery Manager**** Bottomline Technologies**** On Sep 10, 2012, at 12:54 PM, "Beth Keul" &lt;cahoozle(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:**** Shoot, I'm thinking about getting that pet tiger I've always wanted. On Monday, September 10, 2012 12:40:07 PM UTC-4, Vic wrote:**** And/or a deadbolt that is low/high enough that someone breaking the glass cannot reach in and open the door.**** ** ** And a Tibetan mastiff<https://www.google.com/search?q=tibetan+mastiff&hl=en&pr… . -- Zombies:Brains :: Me:Data **** On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Beth Keul &lt;caho...(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:**** This sucks. Hopefully we can get patrols stepped up in the neighborhood. If anyone has glass in their backdoor, it might be a good idea to install a lock the requires a key on both sides.**** On Monday, September 10, 2012 3:26:12 AM UTC-4, Vic wrote:**** Holly and I left the living room, turned off all the lights, and went to bed at 12:30 and I've been sitting in bed doing some work since then.**** ** ** I got out of bed when I heard loud knocking on the door at 2:45am. It was a Raleigh PD officer who wanted to know if I'd heard anything, etc. The house next door to mine (new renter) had gotten broken into between 4:30pm and 2:45am (430 is when the girl left for work). I told the officer that we actually heard nothing suspicious (and neither did our dogs).**** ** ** I went over to their front yard and the girl (I think her name is Corrina -- this was the first time I met her though Holly has met her before) told me that they broke into the house by breaking the back door glass and then turned the door handle and they'd taken everything-- tv, other electronics, engagement ring, etc. She has a cat. I assume uninjured, she didn't say otherwise.**** ** ** This both figuratively and literally hit much closer to home than the other burglaries. We feel like there's something we could have done if only we'd heard something, and it's particularly frustrating. Even more anger-inducing is that we didn't hear anything out of place.**** ** ** If you haven't already written down the serial numbers of all your electronics, do so immediately.**** -- Zombies:Brains :: Me:Data**** ** ** “E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties by an authorized City or Law Enforcement official.”