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Robberies will continue to clime as the freshly printed US dollars dry up

January 28th, 2010

Richmond crime rises 4 percent after five-year decline

Major crime in Richmond was up 4 percent last year compared with 2008, ending a five-year streak of consecutive annual decreases in violent crimes and property crimes.
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Is your community next to collapse?

January 19th, 2010

As businesses close due to a tightened credit market and are unable to ride out the financial crisis safe cities structures collapse.

Tax revenues are plummeting and turning to a bankrupt state such as California is not an option for cities and turning to a bank  or the public to have their debt financed is even more unlikely, as credit ratings of the state, county & cities fall to new lows.

Home owner associations are going bankrupt due to foreclosures and a shortage of due paying residents in a community.

Business are closing doors with a lack of demand, some of these business’s that are closing are the foundation of the tax structures of cities.

Loss of tax revenue increases crime

Environmentalist pressure closure of Richmond refinery

Richmond’s Chevron Refinery was attacked by a Green Party Mayor and a lawsuit by a persistent environmental group. The company has decided to eliminate the plant and its action will close many business that rely on the facilities operations for their business causing a chain reaction of loss of revenue, jobs and vacancies for the already struggling city of Richmond. Cap & trade measures if passed will force the exact same scenarios nationwide of bankrupting cities and its citizens.

Richmond with some of the highest crime statistics in the state will now be faced with losing the foundation of this cities tax structure. Many services will see cuts including police support services if not the police force itself. Richmond is a dramatic example not having multiple large companies to diversify the loss such as some Silicon Valley cities. Richmond has already been hit recently by loss of port revenue due to lack of demand for goods and is facing a closure of Hilltop Mall the largest shopping area which has become crime ridden and has compounding vacancies.

Unemployment and lack of funding for police services for bankrupt cities such as Vallejo has created high crime areas that soon will become unmanageable with the current budgets. Waiting for the City Police to solve the problem could prove fruitless, response times are increasing and manpower to process any crime has been cut, salaries have been reduced and further cuts are currently planned for most cities in California.

Many homeowners & condominium  associations have declared bankruptcy creating a very hard sell for already vacant developments. These are quickly becoming high crime areas with very low rents and lack of structure in a community.

It does not take much forethought to see that you must protect yourself with today’s tools. Secure your property with high security locks that resist picking and lock bumping to protect your entries. Install video surveillance to deter criminals from attempting entry and criminal activities on your property and in your community. Place all of your belongings in a safe that is rated as UL listed residential security container.

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Sunnyvale Locksmith replaces missing cabinet keys.

December 30th, 2009

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Protect yourself in Cupertino from crime sprees.

December 7th, 2009
Prevent home invasions such as these by removing your GPS and garage door opener from your vehicle. Just as you would not leave the key to your home with the address attached laying around or in your car, it is no longer safe to leave a your garage door opener opener in a vehicle with a remove able GPS. Call a local Cupertino Locksmith to upgrade your security today 877-611-LOCK (5625)

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Suspects Arrested In Alleged Crime Spree

Just like leaving a key with the address, take your garage door.

Just like leaving a key with the address, do not leave a garage door opener behind.

Read the full story at WWJ.COM

Southfield (WWJ) — A crime spree that stretched from Metro Detroit to Ohio and involved the suspects stealing garage door openers and GPS units has been busted.

Two men wanted for allegedly breaking into homes after stealing the garage door openers and GPS units from cars at movie theaters and restaurants were arrested by Pittsfield Township police in late November. Investigators say the suspects would use information programmed into the GPS unit or vehicle registrations to find the victims’ homes.

Troy police say the burglaries were reported in October and November. In one case a larceny from a car at Chuck-E-Cheese in Troy led to a home invasion in Royal Oak. On November 23rd, police say a larceny from an auto at the Troy Sports Center resulted in a burglary in Berkley.

Detectives were able to identify the suspects after Detroit police investigators reported suspicious activity at a pawn shop.

The 23-year old from Trenton and a 23-year old from Rockwood were caught allegedly breaking into a vehicle on November 25th.

Search warrants at the suspects’ homes turned up what police call a “substantial amount” of stolen property.

Police say the suspects may be responsible for crimes in Berkley, Clinton Township, Commerce Township, Dearborn Heights, Grosse Pointe, Livonia, Monroe County, New Haven, Pittsfield Township, Riverview, Royal Oak, Southgate, Trenton, Troy, West Bloomfield, Wixom, Woodhaven and Sylvania, Ohio.

Charges are pending.

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How Climategate affects crime and your safety.

December 3rd, 2009

A recent book by Randolph Roth, a history professor at Ohio State, condenses research that shows when government trust is low Homicide rates go up.

American Homicide After the recent Government involvement in the Financial crisis the United States Government trust in the US Government is at an all time low. There is no need for a Ivy League University chart to show that Americans have discovered a rogue government and no longer feel represented by their elected officials as they have disbursed enormous amounts of money and power over the citizens of the United States to old banking families or “Old Money”. This is a crony game that has been played since the beginning of time.

Recent revelations in the Climategate scandal reveal tactics used that included government assistance in applying pressure to individuals and institutions using grants as leverage, a controlled media advertising global warming as if it was a sugar filled cereal. The Climategate has only began as an investigation into the validity of global warming data that has been used to form United States Government policy and our way of life has yet to have been started by our elected officials. The only officials that we have heard from such as Barbara Boxer -D a US Senator from California has only demanded a focus on the legality of the release of the data in Climatgate that reveals a deception of the citizens of the United States that hopefully will never be equaled, instead of the focus on what is best for America & Americans. After Climatgate the distrust for the Government has increased due to the irresponsible actions of US elected officials and the blatant disregard to correct their deceptive practices. Obama Job Approval

How does Climategate and the continued irresponsible actions of our elected officials affect the crime in your city?

First let me pose the question, Without a Government do crime rates increase? In large cities it does not take much imagination to know that a working honest Government is essential. Examples can be given worldwide at failed Governments and rising crime rates. It is easy to see that the US Government is failing and has not properly addressed the financial crisis and now Climatgate. This has created a growing possibility of crime not only due to unemployment and people trying to feed their families, it has created an abandonment of the system of the United States and a feeling of being disowned. A growing percentage of our society will now turn to crime as they feel they have nothing to lose.

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Stranger things have happened in Sunnyvale, protect your property with a Sunnyvale Locksmith

December 2nd, 2009

SALISBURY CRIME: Downtown parking meters stolen

Read the full article at Delmarva.com

parking_meterSALISBURY — Three parking meters were stolen from the downtown area Wednesday morning, according to city police.

A city employee responsible for collecting money from the meters reported the thefts around 9:05 a.m., according to police.

The meters, valued at $400 each, were stolen from the Market Street and Main Street, Main Street and Baptist Street and East Main Street, according to police.

Police have no suspects or suspect descriptions at this time.

Any one with information is asked to call the Salisbury Police Department at 410-548-3165 or Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776.

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New York Police Department monitoring Twitter to stop gang crime, will this be needed in Sunnyvale?

December 1st, 2009

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New York City police officers have a hard time controlling violent gang crime, and they are increasingly turning to technological solutions to get a handle on it. The logic works as follows: since a lot of gang crime is performed by teenagers, why not harness social networking and micro-blogging sites like Facebook and Twitter to help hunt down gang members and criminals.

According to the Daily News, New York City police are using Twitter search to identify crimes before they happen. They are monitoring Twitter traffic in the hopes of sweeping up gangbangers who might be using Twitter to organize turf wars and other violent crimes… and if they miss preventing the crime, the police are using Twitter to search for clues.

It may be an effective strategy. According to a 15 year old member of the New Dons, Twitter is being widely used for coordinating violent attacks on rival gangs… although they use code language that would make it difficult for anyone but gang members and insiders to understand. For example: “I knoe bitches from oyg that would dead mob yah s—t in harlem,” one girl wrote in a series of tweets aimed at drawing out a rival for a fight.

That secret Twitter lingo isn’t stopping the NYPD though, who have successfully been stopping attacks before they happen by keeping track of the Twitter updates and Facebook status updates of known gang members. It’s a good long term strategy for the NYPD, since Twitter, above all other things, is for boasting, and gang members are notoriously bad at knowing when to muzzle that boasting up.

Read more at Daily News

We need to be smart, not just tough, on crime in Sunnyvale,CA.

November 29th, 2009

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By Patriot-News Op-Ed

November 29, 2009, 8:12AM

It seemed that just about everyone understood the problems and solutions to ovecrowding in state prisons during a recent public hearing by the state Senate Judiciary Committee.

The state Department of Corrections, the state Board of Probation and Parole and the Sentencing Commission all know what the problems are: the practice of sending low-risk, nonviolent offenders to prison and the growing numbers of inmates who are returned to state prisons for technical violations of their supervision and not for new criminal violations.

Why is it, then, that the General Assembly cannot realize it should be looking in the mirror when asking about crowding?

Camp Hill prison was the site of a riot in 1989 from prison overcrowding. The Pennsylvania prison population is once again ballooning well beyond capacity. Protect yourself with a Sunnyvale Locksmith.

Camp Hill prison was the site of a riot in 1989 from prison overcrowding. The Pennsylvania prison population is once again ballooning well beyond capacity. Protect yourself with a Sunnyvale Locksmith.

Overcrowding makes for strange political bedfellows. When the American Civil Liberties Union, a longtime foe of corrections because of the problems brought on by prison overcrowding, agrees with a Corrections Department, the General Assembly should sit up and take notice. The ACLU and the Department of Corrections concur that the occasional failures in our corrections and parole system, which generate intensive media publicity, produce legislative knee-jerk reactions in our General Assembly that later lead to disastrous budget consequences.The Department of Corrections has been arguing on and off since 1991 that the state’s dwindling cell space should be reserved for high-risk, dangerous offenders. It should not be squandered on its nonviolent inmate population.

In one of Gov. Robert P. Casey’s last messages to the General Assembly, he declared that a prison cell, given its cost and time to build and maintain, should be considered a scarce resource. That plea has gone ignored by Republican and Democratic governors every time they sign a mandatory sentence into law.

In its 2008 budget presentation, the Department of Corrections noted in small print, almost so as to not offend lawmakers who were reviewing its budget, that from 1997 to 2007 there were more than 100 bills signed into law providing a mandatory sentence or enhanced penalties.

Given today’s economy and shrinking revenue, our lawmakers should no longer think that citizens should pay whatever it takes to keep offenders locked up for even nonviolent crimes. Our cells must be reserved for violent offenders. If we adhere to this simple principle, we can keep violent offenders incarcerated longer.

One year ago, the parole board pointed out that four states, including Michigan, were combining time off for good behavior and compliance with programming to reduce overcrowding. Is it a coincidence that recently Secretary of Corrections Jeffrey Beard discussed transferring 1,500 Pennsylvania inmates to a Michigan prison scheduled to be mothballed because of that state’s shrinking state inmate population? Is it coincidence that New York has seen a 10 percent drop in its prison population from 1998 to 2007 because its Legislature has been rethinking its Rockefeller drug laws?

For years, criminal justice leaders have pleaded with Pennsylvania’s Legislature that the public would rather it be smart on crime, not just tough on crime. Even when these pleas are accompanied by surveys and national opinion polls, the result has always been the same. In Pennsylvania, it’s politically easier to be tough than smart.

The budget consequences are dire for continuing business as usual. The state should halt continued reliance on mandatory sentencing, stop legislative knee-jerk reactions to each new “crime of the week,” and review existing laws on sentencing. We should give our criminal justice practitioners the ability to reduce inmate overcrowding while incarcerating dangerous, high-risk offenders for longer periods of time.

If we do not, then a future headline will announce Pennsylvania’s incarceration of 60,000 inmates, the construction of our 35th prison, and the expenditure of $3 billion in taxpayers’ money. Our legislators can be smart and tough on crime.

They can legislate that high-risk dangerous offenders serve more time in prison and on parole supervision. And they can demand that offenders convicted of nonviolent drug crimes, property offenses and those who violate the social order receive punishment, and help, in the same community where they transgressed.

Scott Thornsley, Ph.D., is chairman of the criminal justice department of Mansfield University. He is a former legislative director for the state Department of Corrections.

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November 25th, 2009

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Sunnyvale Crime Statistics

Sunnyvale is proud to have one of the lowest crime rates in the Nation. We believe that this is due to the strong partnership between the Citizens of Sunnyvale and the law enforcement Officers that serve them.

We thank you for your interest in Sunnyvale crime statistics and encourage you to contact our Crime Prevention Unit for tips and information on how to prevent crime in your neighborhood, home, business, or school.

Crime & Incident Maps for Your Neighborhood

The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety has joined forces with CrimeReports.com to provide crime and incident data to the residents of Sunnyvale. CrimeReports.com takes Records Management System (RMS)/Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) crime data provided by Public Safety every 24 hours and turns the data into easy to view information.

CrimeReports.com makes it simple and easy to share timely and important local crime data with the citizens and community organizations in Sunnyvale. The service is free to members of the public, and allows people to receive alerts automatically via email if a crime occurs near their home. It also allows citizens to view reported crime activity on an easy to use map for any location in Sunnyvale.

We hope that the information provided will enhance our already strong connection with the community. We truly believe that it is important that our community members become involved in our efforts to keep our community safe. If you wish to provide any additional information on a crime or incident you see listed on CrimeReports.com, please contact (408)730-7110 or e-mail us at pubsfty@ci.sunnyvale.ca.us

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Sunnyvale Crime Statistics by Year

Sunnyvale Crimes in 2008 (PDF)

This graph compares Sunnyvale crime totals for 2007 to 2008.

Violent Crime Counts 1988-2008 (PDF)

This graph provides a summary of the number of occurrences per year of the violent crimes of: homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault in Sunnyvale.

Property Crime Counts 1988-2008 (PDF)

This graph provides a summary of the number of the property crimes of: burglary, theft, and stolen vehicles in Sunnyvale.

Understanding Crime Statistics

The crime statistics provided here correspond with the FBI guidelines for crime data. Since 1930, the FBI has administered the Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR). There are eight primary crimes counted by the FBI. These crimes are separated into the categories of violent crimes and property crimes. The crimes included are the violent crimes of: murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. The property crimes of: burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson. For definitions of these crimes, please click below.

Violent Crime Definitions (PDF)

Property Crime Definitions (PDF)

More Information

If you need assistance please contact the Crime Prevention Unit at (408)730-7140.

If you are interested in general information on crime statistics, including crime data from other Cities, and information on how crime statistics are collected, calculated and reported, please see the websites of the FBI or the California Department of Justice.

FBI: http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm#cius

CA Dept. of Justice: http://caag.state.ca.us/cjsc/datatabs.htm

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