Here is the weekly crime map of significant events for the period of Crime Map - 09/10 to 09/16.
Our thanks to Chuck at LakelandLocal.com for producing the map.
- Asst Chief Bill LePere
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September 22, 2007
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Glad to help. People locking their car doors is the first step to stopping this problem. We hope the helicopter patrols and additional officers in the area will curtail the crimes as well. Next step - identify the rascals doing this and arrest them.
Posted by: Asst Chief Bill LePere | September 28, 2007 at 08:13 AM