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Candlewick Lake Public Safety
WEEKLY REPORT Week Ending 10/02/2011
Arrests / Apprehensions The Public Safety Department apprehended three subjects who had just committed a burglary to a motor vehicle at the 200 Block of Liverpool Drive. The subjects were observed by a Public Safety officer in possession of stolen property who subsequently ran from Public Safety. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office was called for assistance and dispatched a K-9 unit to assist in locating the subjects. The subjects were subsequently located in the 2500 block of Candlewick Drive. The subjects were charged accordingly both by the Sheriff’s office and by the Department of Public Safety. Open Door / Residence Check We had two occasions in which Public Safety noticed open doors to residences that appeared suspicious. One, at the 400 block of Staffordshire and the other at the 100 block of Hastings. In both cases, the Boone County Sheriff’s Office was notified, the residence was checked for intruders and properly secured. Public Safety will continue efforts to check empty residences for the possibility of intruders. Vandalism / Criminal Damage Public Safety responded to a call of Criminal Damage at the 200 block of Gables. Upon arrival, officers met with the owner of a vehicle who found his vehicle had been smeared with dog feces. It was determined that the vehicle had not been damaged. An extra patrol was requested for the residence and no further incidents were reported. Rescue Calls Public Safety officers responded to a call of a subject in distress at the 100 Block of Drew Court. Officers assisted the subject until the Capron Rescue Unit arrived. Animal Complaints Public Safety officers responded to the 100 Block of Queens Place for a report of a loud noise complaint. While investigating the complaint, a public safety officer encountered two loose dogs in the roadway causing the officer to utilize pepper spray to repel a dog attack. The owner was subsequently cited for violating the pet maintenance policy. Public Safety will continue to focus on owners allowing dogs to run loose putting residents at risk of injury.
Citations / Warnings 16 Warning Violations 15 Citations Issued Public Safety has had an increase of stop sign violations at both gates. Public Safety officers will continue to monitor and cite individuals failing to appropriately stop at posted stop signs.
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