Be alert. Report ANYTHING to the Sheriff's Dept. so they at least have a record of attempts or activity other than normal or desirable. 209.533.5601. Neighbors: keep alert. Watch the homes of your part-time-neighbors. If you can, install motion lights around your property. They are a deterrent.
Our part-time neighbor, Bob, keeps me, the full-time resident, posted on break-in activity!
From June 7th: Another residential burglary in our neighborhood. 24200 block Kalanu--same area as last time--Reported Tuesday at 4:40pm. Details should be in the paper in a couple of days.
And from Joyce in the Hekeke area:
"We got a call a few weeks ago at 2 in the morning from the alarm company that our alarm was tripped. The sheriff called us around 5 to say that it was an attempted break in. Someone had gotten a basement window off the track but hadn't entered the house. We went up over Memorial Day to find that 4 door screens and one window screen had been cut and one window was broken. It looked like someone had tried every door and screen until they were able to get a window open."
Joyce said she hates to hear that others are having the same problem but that hopefully these culprits will be caught soon.
May 27th paper - A vacation cabin on the 20400 block of Hekeke Lane was broken into and a television set was taken.
May 31 paper - A window on the front door of a vacation home was broken on the 24000 block of Paipu Road.
May 31 paper - A man arrived at his vacation cabin on the 23800 block of Pine Lake Road and saw that it was broken into via a door and things were missing.
June 1 paper - A cabin was broken into and items stolen on the 23800 block of Yellow Pine Road.
Be alert. Report anything suspicious. These reports could eventually show a pattern and help towards arrests.
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