Merry Christmas!

Times are tough, and I don’t have a lot of money. I couldn’t even afford a Christmas tree this year, so I prayed for help. Ask and ye shall receive! God (or maybe it was Santa Clause) sent me not one but two trees a few nights ago. Seriously, they just magically dropped down from the sky. They just happened to land right on one of my favorite parking spots too, but I was parked in front at the time, so I guess someone really is looking after me.

Well, I didn’t want to seem ungrateful for the gift, so I threw some garland and ornaments on to claim them as my Christmas trees. It looks real pretty when it’s lit up at night. Laugh all you want, but I didn’t pay a damn thing for them. And I’ll bet my trees have caused more people to smile than that one you’ve got hidden inside your house. Eat your heart out Charlie Brown. My tree is every bit as ugly as yours, but a whole lot bigger.

The strange thing is that the trees hanging over the house look half dead, yet not a single limb fell there. But the trees on the side of the house appear to be young and healthy. Go figure - maybe someone really is looking out for me. We actually had quite a few limbs fall in this neighborhood, but as far as I can see no home or auto damage occurred.

I kept hearing what sounded like small explosions all night long, and by the time I went out Friday morning, the empty lot across the street was half covered with fallen debris. By Saturday, the lot was totally covered.

I was outside around nine in the morning when a large limb fell just to the north of me. It covered the street so precisely from curb to curb that it almost looked like it had been placed there. You’d think this would have completely stopped traffic, but a few cars (and at least one city bus) just drove on the sidewalk to bypass it.

A neighbor came over and asked if I’d help him move the branch out of the street. I told him I actually thought that having traffic slowed down here was a good thing, so I’d just leave it. He thought about what I said for a second then added that he saw my point and it sounded good to him.

About an hour later, two guys hooked a rope to it and pulled it out of the way (sort of.) They actually left it in one lane of the street and right along the side of my house. That pretty much finished blocking off the parking on the side of my house and I felt compelled to say something to them at first. But then I figured they were just trying to help, and there really was no good place to put it, so I just let it pass. I’m betting it will be after Christmas before the City gets around to clearing this road. Sure hope so, because I don’t plan to take the tree lights down until after that.

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Well, I hope all of you survived the storm, and I wish all of you a merry Christmas.

Sory I'm late honey...I accidently locked my keys in the car!

I was driving home early this morning at a little past midnight when I saw something that caught my interest. The police had pulled over a vehicle a couple blocks away from my house, which in itself is not really that unusual. However, what first caught my attention about this scene was that there were three officers and only one patrol car. There were no other police cars in the area. Usually there are one or two officers to a car, but I have rarely ever seen three in one car. Anyway, as odd as that fact might be, it was not really at the heart of the story here, just something of interest to take note of.

I parked for ten minutes and watched as the driver of the car was handcuffed and taken by two of the officers back to their patrol car. The third officer then began searching the car, including the trunk. At one point he appeared to be dumping the contents of the ashtray on the ground, then went back inside the car. I know he turned the ignition key, as I heard the engine squeal, but I’m not sure if it actually started.

After a few minutes, this officer joined the others and all three stood there with the handcuffed man and talked a bit. The officers then let the man walk back towards his car, and they all three got in their car and drove away. I watched as this man stumbled around in the dark beside his car for a few minutes, and became more curious as to exactly what was going on. I decided to pull up behind him and ask if everything was okay.

His initial reaction was a bit startling. If I am standing out on a dark street in a high crime area of town, and another car pulls up on me, I am going to do one of two things. Either I am going to walk towards that vehicle (most likely with my hand on my gun) or I am going to walk away from it. Instead, what this man did was to just stand there, with his head hung low, and not move an inch. He remained this way for at least thirty seconds and I finally realized he probably thought I was another police officer. He was simply afraid to move or even to look up at me.

I called to him, asking if he was okay, and he then approached my vehicle. I asked why the police had stopped him and he said he had been talking with a girl. I said “You mean there was a girl in your car?” He responded “No, she was walking and I stopped to talk to her.” He then told me that the officers had locked his keys inside the car. I was seriously considering offering him a ride, just because I didn’t think it was safe for him to be walking this neighborhood in the middle of the night. The look of concern must have shown on my face because he then said “I’ll be okay, thanks.” He then began walking home.

Now that you know the story, there’s a couple things to consider here. First of all, this incident supports my belief that most patrol officers really would rather simply stop a problem from occurring, rather than to arrest someone. This guy looked a little inebriated, and if he’s going to be driving through this neighborhood in the middle of the night and calling out to strangers who are walking around then he probably shouldn’t be behind the wheel. I think what happened was that these officers assessed the situation and determined that this guy hadn’t caused any real harm, but that he had the potential to do so. Basically, they disabled his vehicle for the night, and let him go on his way.

What is troubling about this, however, is the potential for something to go wrong. As I have said before, I see a lot of police activity here that never even gets reported on FWPD’s daily activity report. It seems that to allow a situation where an officer can detain and handcuff a person, while leaving no record of the event, is an invitation for abuse to occur. Now it might be that some internal documentation is actually done in such cases, but of course there is no way of knowing this.

In the past two years, I have directly led police to discover illegal drugs here three times that I know of. The first two times were in December 2006, so there is no on-line record for comparison. But in March of 2007, I called FWPD to report drug activity here. A short while later, there was scanner traffic that appeared to be related to my call. Then, several patrol cars swooped down on the place and the officers grabbed one of the guys as he was running. They found several rocks of crack cocaine on the ground where he and his friends had been standing, so they handcuffed him and sat him down on a neighbors steps. As two of the officers were arguing with the suspect and his mother, Officer Jefferson (a member of the FWPD Command Staff) arrived to negotiate the situation.

No arrests were made that day, but a report actually does appear to have been filed on this activity.

http://www.fwpd.org/daily/display/20080326.html
08F042877 14:08:57 99 NARCOTICS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

If anyone is able to get their hands on that report, it should state that four or five rocks of crack were found on the ground that afternoon. I really doubt if this report would be released publicly, but if it was, it might be interesting to check and see if they handle drug busts here in the same style as Indy (officers skimming off the top.)

Anyway, I’ll have to wait until Monday afternoon to check and see if the traffic stop I witnessed a couple hours ago even appears on their activity report. It seems doubtful since the guy obviously hadn’t yet done enough to warrant being arrested, but then the officers went ahead and purposely locked him out of his car. Which makes one wonder - what if it had been a pretty young woman who was stopped alone (by three men with guns) on that dark and desolate street, or what if the officers had found a large amount of drugs and cash in the car? If they can do nice things off the record, then couldn’t they just as easily do bad things?

I certainly can appreciate that allowing police officers a certain amount of discretion can often be helpful to both the people they stop as well as the communities they serve. But if this discretion is so wide as to allow them to simply act without any record being made, then there is simply no way such a system can fail to eventually corrupt some officers, if it hasn’t already.

So remember to check the FWPD activity report after it is released on Monday afternoon and look for something similar to this posted there.

http://www.fwpd.org/daily/display/20081213.html
08F190xxx 00:10:00 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST

Actually, now that I think about it, this was early enough in the morning that it might have been initiated at the end of the previous night. Regardless, the rest of the details are unchanged so it shouldn't be difficult to spot.

If you don’t find it, then it’s just one more example of the police acting off-record. If you do find it, then at least my predicting it before it was published will perhaps add more credibility to my reporting here.

Should Drugs Be Legalized?

Robert Enders has a post on the Libertarian Party web-site calling for an end to America’s “War on Drugs.”

I would like to direct your attention there, as I would really enjoy hearing other people’s thoughts on this subject.

If you wish to comment on this please do so at the Libertarian site, rather than mine, since they originated the discussion.

http://allencountylp.blogspot.com/2008/12/december-5th-is-repeal-day.html

Whoops! - I Forgot To Give This One A Title

I was driving home a little before 3:00 this morning when I noticed a patrol car at my intersection. He was pulled a bit past the line, so I stopped and blinked my lights to let him know I was waiting for him to pass. He didn’t budge, so I went forward and turned to park in front of the house. As soon as I parked, the car passed through the intersection and stopped beside me as I was getting out of the truck. I figured at that time of the morning, and in this type of neighborhood, he was just suspicious about me. I wasn’t drunk, and I didn’t have any crack in my pockets, so I wasn’t concerned. I just figured it would be an opportunity to get to know one more FWPD officer who patrols my neighborhood.

I was wrong though. It turns out I have already met this particular officer twice before. The first time was earlier this summer when I shouted profanities at him as he passed by my house. You might recall that I was impressed at the time because Officer Hull stopped and politely asked me what the problem was, rather than throwing my ass to the ground and arresting me. He also mentioned that he had a copy of my letter to Chief York in his car, to let me know that he and other officers were in fact aware of the problems I am having here. You’d think all that would be enough for me to remember him, but I guess that passion does a lot to fog the mind.

The second time I met Officer Hull was a month or two later, when a man was shot across the street from my house this summer. I was actually speaking with him and another officer for a few minutes before he mentioned our previous encounter, and of course I was especially embarrassed then for not having recognized him. At that time however, he told me his last name, and it was easy to remember since it is the same as one of the “famous” local families here. I even joked at the time, asking him if he was related, and this was enough to cement his name in my mind.

Now, when you consider that the first time we met involved me verbally assaulting him when he had done absolutely nothing to deserve it, and the second time we met I didn’t even recognize him, you might think that Officer Hull would rate me pretty low on his list of people he wants to be talking with. But that was exactly his reason for stopping here this morning. He said he had been trying to catch me for a while now to get a chance to talk about how things were currently going in the neighborhood.

We spoke on that subject for a few minutes, then Officer Hull gave me his business card. He made it clear that he would always appreciate any information that I could give him. He also added that he probably wouldn’t reply back to me on each individual call, so I should request that in the message if I felt it was necessary. Basically, it was an invitation to a dialogue.

This is certainly not the first such invitation. First of all, there is Officer Rice, who I have mentioned a few times before. He just came into my story here in the summer of 2006, and I have only progressed up to early November of that year on this blog, so you really haven’t understood the full impact of his presence here. For quite some time, he was one of the most active officers in this neighborhood, and there has been a lot of useful dialogue between the two of us here during the past couple of years.

But I always felt that Officer Rice’s rank as a patrol officer left him unable to effectively deal with some of the issues I am facing here. This is not a slight against his capabilities in any way, just a recognition that in a bureaucracy such as FWPD, the lower level employees are often not given the necessary means to conduct the business which they are expected to do.

I have also had in depth conversations with two members of FWPD Command Staff. I met and spoke on the phone several times with Officer Marshall in 2003. I worked with that until it became clear to me that he simply did not give a damn about the problems here and was just lying and trying to throw me off course by acting as though he was getting involved.

Then, there was Officer Jefferson who I met just this year. He seemed very sincere and I really thought he would be useful in getting to the heart of the problem here. Of course, that notion quickly dissipated the day he told me that the issues I was bringing to him were ones that I should present directly to his Vice and Narcotics Department. When I began to explain that I have tried to do exactly that, several times, but was always rebuffed there, he suddenly had to end our conversation. I’ve never heard back from him since that day, so I presume he either doesn’t give a damn or just realizes he can’t be effective on the problem - which is a scary thought, considering that he is a member of the Command Staff.

I guess I’m just going to have to accept the fact that the upper echelons of FWPD do not want to directly communicate with people like me, who are trying hard to do exactly what they claim they want me to do. And although the patrol officers certainly have many restrictions placed upon them by these very same knuckleheads, it is obvious that they are the only ones I have any chance of building some type of functional relationship with.

I have a means now for contacting two patrol officers who I consider to be extremely competent and professional. And the fact that they work on different shifts is an added strength as it gives me broader coverage. I guess that the practical thing to do at this point is to concentrate on this strength of the FWPD, and simply ignore the weakness that exists at the top. Granted, due to their rank, there is a lot that these two patrol officers probably won’t be able to do. But at least it seems like they want to help. And that is far more than my experience has led me to conclude about the Command Staff.

I’m currently working on installing better cameras, and I am repositioning them to get better coverage as well. I am certain that as soon as warm weather comes around again, the drug activities in this neighborhood will reignite to some degree. But I am also hopeful that between my cameras and the help of good FWPD officers such as Rice and Hull, it will not be as offensive towards me and my property as it has been in the past.

On another subject, last week I heard someone kicking against my retainer wall on the side of the house. This was just a day or two after my window had been busted, so I was still a bit on edge. I grabbed my gun and was about to walk outside with it in my hand, but for some reason decided to tuck it first. So I went out, expecting to hop the porch rail and be getting in someone’s face, when I discovered two young girls (probably around ten or twelve years old) setting there. They were a bit surprised, but not running and screaming, so I guess it’s a good thing I didn’t have the gun in my hand.

I asked what they were doing there and they replied that they were just waiting on the bus. They asked if I wanted them to leave and I told them it would be fine for them to set there. I told them that sometimes the squirrels make a lot of noise here, and I thought that’s what the noise was. In reality, it was just these two kids swinging their feet as they sat on the wall. I told them they were pretty big for squirrels, and they both got a laugh out of that.

This place really is kind of like a war zone at times, with all the shootings, arsons and other assaults which regularly take place here. And then there’s the decent people like Arlen and many of my other good neighbors. And of course there’s also a lot of innocent children. And this contrast really confuses things sometimes. Too much contact with the good elements here can lull one into a false sense of security. When neighbors bring me flowers to plant in my yard, or invite me to eat from their grill, it is easy to start thinking that I no longer need to keep a gun tucked in my waistband when I am mowing the lawn in the middle of the afternoon.

And of course, the opposite circumstances affect me just as profoundly. I simply walk out to check the mail, and get drawn into a confrontation with the drug dealers who are trying to take over my home. Or I set down to watch TV, and some asshole throws a rock through my window. And next thing you know, I’m screaming at the salesman who comes to my door and threatening to kick his ass if he doesn’t immediately remove himself from my property, or I almost get into a situation where I am drawing my gun on two young children.

All I can say is that if war were every to come to the streets of America, I think I will be more psychologically prepared for it than most. And I’ll have this wonderful neighborhood to thank for the training.

A Good Kind Of Bad

Do you know what a good kind of bad experience is? History is full of them. Take the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor for example - definitely a bad thing (from the U.S. perspective). Yet anything less tragic than this would probably have not been enough to get us off our isolationist asses and move forward into the world. As a result of this impetus, the U.S.A. became the emperor of the world. Granted, we are now feeling the cost of bearing this mantle for so long, but we simply can not ignore the fact that for many years after the war we derived much wealth and security from our newly attained position. And none of this would have come to be if those sneaky Jap’s hadn’t sucker punched us.
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Of course, the perspective of each particular country has to be taken into perspective when considering this. For example, from the Japanese view, their attack on the United States was a good thing because it immediately immobilized the largest potential threat to their empire. Of course, the result was to propel our own warfare machinery to the point that we damn near wiped Japan off the face of the planet. So what seemed good at first (to the Japanese) actually turned out to be bad for them.
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In addition to the numerous such historical examples to be found, most people have probably either experienced and/or witnessed such good-bad models of the personal type. What about the scrawny kid who got beat up a lot, and as a result began working out and taking better care of his body, and today looks and feels twenty years younger than his former classmates do? And the other view is equally exemplified by young girl, who was so beautiful that she never really had to worry about her personality. She always got away with being a bitch because her personality was never what the boys were even looking at. But now that what they were looking at is sagging and wrinkling, her natural deficiencies in other areas have become painfully obvious to all.
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Well, my thirteen years in the HUD house here has provided many such good/bad scenarios. I never owned a gun and had hardly ever fired one before I purchased this house. This neighborhood, and the bad associated with it, is the reasons that today I am able to handle a fire-arm. Going even a bit further, living here has changed my psychology. Thirteen years ago, if a person was shouting in my face while I was in possession of a concealed deadly weapon, I simply would not have had courage or self-control necessary to not draw my weapon, even though drawing the weapon would not have been necessary. I can definitely say that I have a lot thicker skin today than I did thirteen years ago. This has worked to my advantage many times outside of this neighborhood as well, and it is a direct result of my experiences while living here.
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Fire is hot, and the heat is uncomfortable, but that is what it takes to forge the steel. Like they say - No pain, no gain - and so we realize that the bad is often necessary to bring about the good.
Anyway, all this philosophizing is merely a prelude to explaining something which recently happened to my house. This past Sunday evening (Nov. 23), someone threw a rock through my living room window. Because I hadn’t finished framing around this window yet, I simply stapled a blanket against the wall there to decrease the breeze. This prevented the glass from coming through. The first thing I did was to grab my gun, then I called 911.
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After the operator asked for my name and address, she wanted to know what the problem was. When I first explained what had happened, I can’t blame her for not necessarily viewing it as a priority call. Most of the time such an event is the work of bored kids, rather than angry drug gangs. The operator had no idea that I had a Glock in my hands and was about to go outside and take care of whatever problem I found there. So she proceeded to the usual protocol of asking a bunch of bullshit questions.
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She wanted to know if glass was on the floor inside. I explained that the “curtain” covering the window had prevented this, and that I wasn’t even certain that it was my house window. I said it might be my truck which was parked on that side of the house. She asked another question and I realized that she wasn’t grasping the reality of the situation and that talking with her was prohibiting me from doing what I needed to do. So I calmly explained “Listen God Damn it. Two years ago these mother-fucking drug dealers tried to burn down my house because I was talking with the police. I don’t know exactly what’s going on right now, but I think you need to send a car.” She responded with another bullshit question to which I simply shouted “Send a God-damn car now!” I then hung up the phone and went outside.
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I went outside and quickly confirmed that it was in fact my living room window which had been broken. I walked around the other side of the house, then went back inside to grab my flashlight. When I came back out, two squad cars were already on the scene. One officer shone his spotlight on the window, revealing that both panes had been broken through, leaving about a five inch diameter hole. The officer asked if I knew what had been thrown and I explained that the curtain had stopped it from coming through. As I turned to go inside and check, I added “At least it wasn’t smoking this time.”
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It turns out that a rock (about three inches long and one inch in diameter) was the weapon of choice this time. As I displayed it to the officer, I said “I doubt if you can get prints off of this.” The officer declined to take the rock in as evidence. As he was leaving, the officer said “Man, I thought we had this taken care of.” - Apparently not.
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I spent that evening boarding up not only the broken window but the other lower-level windows as well. About one in the morning, as I was boarding up my front window, a squad car approached from behind me. I turned and slightly waved t the passing car, which caused it to suddenly stop dead in the intersection. The window was down, but I couldn’t see who was inside. I simply said “Sorry, I was just waving. I wasn’t trying to stop you.” Without saying a word, the officer drove on. It could be that me nodded or waved in recognition but I simply could not see this because of the lighting. Anyway, that was kind of weird.
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By the next morning, my home looked like just another boarded up former drug house. I waited for the mail carrier that day to explain the situation. She acknowledged that she probably would have assumed the house to be uninhabited and discontinued delivery there. She had me write a brief note that she would file at the post office to ensure that delivery was not stopped. I decided it would be easier to not explain about the whole “War with the aggressive drug dealers and incompetent police department” thing. I simply said the windows were temporarily boarded due to construction, but that the house remained inhabited during this time. I wonder, if it's a federal crime to lie to your mail carrier?
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So that’s the scoop on the bad side of things around here lately. As for the good side, there definitely is one. I just don’t want to talk about it in detail right now. The short version of the story is to simply say that I was at a cross-roads as far as making certain important decisions was concerned. What happened earlier this week actually made it a lot easier for me to make those decisions. I was sort of at a standstill, but now I am moving forward. And for that I owe a sincere thanks to the scum-sucking, son-of-a-bitch bastard who threw the rock through my window. In addition, I expect my heat bill this winter to be substantially reduced due to the windows being covered.

So there you have it. My home is now officially a castle - steel plated, windows sealed, with viewing terraces on high for both the front and the back. It seems to me that if these drug dealers had any brains they'd offer to buy my house, rather than tear it down.

My Appeal To The Board Of Public Safety: November 2006

After FWPD summarily dismissed my complaint about Officer Marshall, I decide to file an appeal to the Board of Public Safety. I started with an initial letter which basically just described why I thought Internal Affairs had failed to properly investigate this matter. That letter follows at the end of this post.

But then I started going through my notes and began to notice something very unusual. There were several circumstance which were a bit strange, but when considered alone could easily be dismissed as mere coincidence. However, when viewed as a whole what I noticed was quite disturbing. All of these events are from the Summer of 2003, when I met and talked with Officer Marshall several times to discuss the problems here and ask for his department’s help.

1) Sunday, August 3: When Officer Marshall first called me, he did so from his home telephone. This did not raise any red-flags as it would be expected that a high ranking officer would probably carry a lot of work home at times. But in hindsight, I can’t help but think that if an officer wanted to do something without the department’s knowledge, then calling from outside of the department would be the way to go

2) Wednesday, October 10: I had stopped at Frost Illustrated Newspaper to speak with a writer there about the situation with FWPD. He said he would do some checking and get back to me. As I rode my bicycle back home, there were police cars in sight nearly the entire way. One of the cars that passed by as I approached my house was patrol car number 105.

Sunday, October 14: I left my house and headed south on Warsaw Street. At this time, patrol car number 105 was parked at the south-east corner of Warsaw and Pontiac, facing my house and parked just a block from it. I thought that was a bit strange, but figured that maybe FWPD had decided to watch my corner a bit closer and this was the officer assigned to do that. What started to make things seem a bit more strange was that as I drove along, there was an unusual police presence along my route, even though I was not taking main routes and was turning a lot.

What was really strange was that as I pulled into the Southgate shopping center, patrol car number 105 passed by me once again. So maybe this was all just a coincidence, but it sure was starting to seem like PC-105 was watching me, instead of my neighborhood for some reason.

3) Thursday, October 1: Officer Marshall came to my house and sat with me on my front porch for more than half an hour to discuss the situation here. Before Officer Marshall arrived, several marked and unmarked patrol cars began cruising through the neighborhood. After that, Officer Marshall called to tell me he was on his way. During our meeting, police cars continued circulating through the neighborhood. It was obvious from just this that Officer Marshall had at least a few other officers checking out the situation for him.

Yet whenever I have talked to any of the officers who work this neighborhood since that time, they seem to have been totally unaware of this meeting. It seems strange to me that when a resident of one of the most active drug neighborhoods in Fort Wayne offers to assist the police, that the member of the Command Staff who receives this information would consider it worthy of passing down to his subordinate officers. For some reason, Officer Marshall decided not to.

4) Friday, October 10: I talked with the President of the FBOP about the situation here. I said it seemed to me that Officer Marshall was purposely ignoring me about the problems I was having here. Four days later (Tuesday, October 14) he called and left a message saying that he was talking with some people and that he’d be in touch with me again. It is natural to assume that Officer Marshall was among those he spoke with, if not the only one.

That evening, I returned to find that my home had been burglarized. Granted, this is a high crime area. But that was the first time anyone had ever crossed that line, and it happened immediately after I had spoken with another Officer about the situation with Officer Marshall. Maybe this was just another coincidence, or maybe this was Officer Marshall’s way of sending me a message to stay out of his business.

5) Wednesday, October 15: Called FWPD to report that several kids were searching a neighbor’s bushes with flashlights, looking for their lost drugs that they had stashed there earlier in the day. When officers arrived, I spoke with them about the problems here. They were surprised at my cooperation because that is not what they normally get from residents of this neighborhood. They stated that their superiors had never spoken to them about me, or my offer to cooperate with their department. Again, it seems really strange that Officer Marshall would fail to inform the patrol officers about this kind of information.

6) Monday, October 20: I called a person who worked for the Mayor’s Office and left a message. We had previously talked in person, so he had some idea what I was talking about. But recent events were making the situation unbearable, so I called and left a message. Basically, I told him that unless he could prove to me that his Mayor (Richard) gave a damn, that I would go to the papers or to his opponent (Buskirk) with my story and let them have some fun with it at the Mayor’s expense.

He never returned my call, but Officer Marshall called me three times that day. When he finally reached me, he sounded almost desperate to convince me that he and his department were willing to work with me. It had been over a month since I had spoken with Officer Marshall, and several messages I had left during this time went unreturned. Although Marshall never mentioned it to me, it was obvious that the man I had spoken with had lit a fire under his ass. During this conversation, Officer Marshall suggested coming to my house the next day to speak with me again. He wanted me to drive through the neighborhood with him and tell him everything I knew.

That evening, as I was setting on my front porch, one of the drug bosses here approached my house and asked to speak with me. I had never met this man before, yet he came right out and asked if I was trying to “shut things down” in this neighborhood. Again, perhaps this was just another coincidence, but is sure seems strange that only a few hours after I had arranged to give Officer Marshall detailed information about the drug activities here, one of the guys who runs things would come and ask me to back off.
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When I finally made a summary assessment, what struck me as most odd was that after having spoken in person or on the phone with Officer Marshall (a member of the Command Staff) on several occasions, and after having offered to allow FWPD to station cameras and officers inside my home to take care of the problem here, none of his subordinate officers ever seemed to have heard anything about this. Furthermore, the times that I had spoken to Officer Marshall’s peers and superiors about his apparent lack of interest in enforcing the law seemed to draw an immediate reaction from the criminals here.

It was as if talking with Officer Marshall was the same as talking with the drug dealers themselves. And yet Officer Marshall was of high enough rank that if any other officer brought my situation to his attention they would confidently believe Officer Marshall saying “I’ll take care of this.” So as far as I could see, Officer Marshall was definitely not working to enforce the law here and was likely acting to keep other officers from working with me as well. It’s very possible that he was even connected to the drug dealers themselves. In my appeal, I formally accused Officer Marshall of Behavior unbecoming of an officer, Conspiracy to obstruct law enforcement, and Racketeering.

I had first tried to find out how the process of filing an appeal worked, but was unable to get any answers. I had hoped that I would be called before them to speak about the matter, but I didn’t even know if that was allowed. As far as I knew, this was my final chance to speak on the matter, outside of filing a lawsuit, so I opted for saying too much over not enough. I closed my appeal by stating that if the Public Safety Board failed to properly investigate this matter, and that if it were later determined that my charges were accurate, that this would open the City itself up to significant liability.

Considering Officer Marshall’s high rank, and the fact that he had already shown how well he could manipulate the situation, I wasn’t sure what type of reaction this complaint might draw. To be safe, I sent copies of my complaint to the Allen County Sheriff, the Superintendent of Indiana State Police, the Allen County Prosecutor, and The Indiana Attorney General. Basically, if I ended up dead or without a home, I wanted to show that I had made all appeals for help that a reasonable person should be expected to do.

I sent all of these letters by certified mail, and I attached a cover letter to them as well. I received two responses. Allen County Prosecutor Karen Richards was nice enough to write and tell me that this was none of her business. Indiana State Police Superintendent Paul Whitesell wrote me a very nice letter. He first commended me for doing so much to actively work against the crime in my neighborhood. He then went on to say that he was confident that FWPD chief Rusty York could handle the situation. Steve Carter (Indiana Attorney General) and Jim Herman (Allen County Sheriff) never wrote back.

I think it was a couple months later before I finally heard anything back about my appeal. This letter was from the City Attorney’s office, so I expect they had to spend a bit of money just to get those people to review it - perhaps it was my implied threat of a lawsuit against the city that caused that. Anyway, that letter was basically the same as the one I had received from Internal Affairs. They did not feel that my charges could be substantiated. And their reasons for this were????

That’s right, just like with the original complaint, there was no real explanation given. I don’t know whether Officer Marshall denied what I said, or if FWPD simply thinks that type of behavior is acceptable. Hell, I don’t know if they even bothered to question Officer Marshall or anyone else about this. I never was invited to meet with anyone to discuss this matter. No one bothered to question me to get clarification on any of it. Just from those facts alone, it is safe to say that no real investigation was conducted.

Apparently the Fort Wayne Board of Public Safety is simply a rubber stamp, and in my book, that makes all of them as out to be the same kind of useless bastards as Officer Marshall and Chief York themselves are. Oh well, I guess I should just consider myself lucky. If I was black, and made this kind of noise, I expect that I’d be dead by now.

Here is my letter to the Board of Public Safety.

Here is the cover letter I sent to Sheriff Jim Herman.

Here are a couple of newspaper articles from December of 2002 that I referenced in my letter to the Board of Public Safety. If you look at the last page, you will see a listing of several violent events which recently occurred in the city. Notice that several of them (circled in red) are within a block or two of my home. I have also marked the location of my home with a red X on the map in the upper right hand corner of that page.

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Considering that this article dealt with several murders, attempted murders, and other shootings, and given the fact that one of these reported events was a gang of people shooting at a passing police car, it would be rather difficult for either FWPD or the media to claim they didn't know this problem existed here.

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To this day, I still find it unfathomable how both these groups seem to have tried so hard and for so long to ignore what I have been saying to them. This city has a deadly serious problem, and it still has not been properly addressed. Any member of local government or the media who does not see that is a damned fool. Anyone who sees it but simply chooses to do nothing about it is just a worthless sack of shit!

Six Months Of Crime In The Hood: A Brief Analysis of FWPD Daily Activity Reports

Fort Wayne does not have a ghetto! I know this is true for two reasons. First, because If any neighborhood in this town qualified as such, it would definitely be this one. And second, because many of my neighbors, most of whom have lived here much longer than I have, have stated flat out that this neighborhood just does not meet the strict requirements necessary to be called a ghetto.

Chicago and Detroit have ghettos. Even Indianapolis has a ghetto - At least they did in 1968 because that’s where Bobby Kennedy publicly announced the assassination of MLK. According to my neighbors, this neighborhood and the Eden Green apartment complex are probably among the top two contenders for the title of ghetto here, but they both fall short. What we have here instead is “The Hood.” That’s right, according to my neighbors, I live in The Hood, but not in the ghetto.

When this fact was revealed to me, I pressed a bit for a more precise definition of ghetto, and what actually separates this from just “The Hood.” Well, as with many such complex matters, the discussion had to begin with understanding our common experiences. The guy I was taking with, Ike, first asked whether I thought I had ever seen any real ghettos.

I told him about my trip to D.C. several years ago with some friends, and how when looking for the White House, we ended up at the wrong 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. That’s right, we ended up thirty-two blocks south -east of the Mansion before we finally figured it out. As we drove around the area a bit, it sure looked like a ghetto to me, but it’s been a while so I can’t recall for sure. Anyway, Ike had never been to D.C., so he didn’t know the specific area I was talking about. But he had friends there, and they could verify that the city in fact did have a ghetto area, so it‘s possible that‘s where I was at.

Exhibit two was the city of New Orleans. As soon as I mentioned this, Ike’s eyes lit up and he said “Oh yeah, they got a ghetto there. I recalled for him my trip through one particular neighborhood. There were several large housing projects as far as the eye could see. They all had very tall fences around them and there didn’t appear to be any vegetation growing anywhere at all. Most of the doors and windows were wide open, and a large number of the windows were broken out. I had no idea where I was at the time, as I had just landed there by taking a few wrong turns.

I actually thought it was uninhabited at first, and I remember my shock as I saw the first glimpse of children playing outside one of the buildings. Seeing people in this dilapidated area seemed about as strange as finding sharks swimming around in a local lake. It was really disturbing to see people living in those conditions. When I finally caught the name of the street, the irony was almost too much as I realized these people were living on Martin Luther King Boulevard. It was when I mentioned this that Ike commented “Yeah, that’s a ghetto. We ain’t nothing like that here in Fort Wayne.”

I still never got a precise definition that day, but I is obvious that “The Hood” and ghetto lie along the same spectrum. The main difference seems to be in order of magnitude. This includes not only how intense certain factors such as criminal activity are, but how large the area encompasses also. In other words, If there is a two block area where crime is rampant, one could easily avoid that area in most cases (unless you actually live there.) But when this high-crime area encompasses a few square miles, and a lot of people must walk through it to get from their home to the grocery. Then it moves towards being a ghetto.

What I took from my conversation that day with Ike was two things. First of all, my neighborhood is considered by many people to be one of the highest crime areas in this city. But the most important thing I realized is that the main factor which prevents my “Hood” from becoming a ghetto is simply that this city is not large enough for that. There are huge areas of low income, but the areas with constantly high crime rates are relatively small and disconnected. I guess we have something to look forward to now as this city moves forward.

Ike really didn’t tell me anything about this neighborhood that I hadn’t already figured out. I have lived in three different locations in Fort Wayne over the past eighteen years. And I have lived in a dozen other places in other cities/states prior to that. I have something to compare to, and it is obvious that this neighborhood is remarkably unique in certain respects. But to try to adequately describe this neighborhood to someone who really hasn’t experienced it is difficult at times. Sure, I have all my interesting stories to tell, but that has certain limitations.

First of all, most people don’t have time to read all of them. In fact, I have only told the abridged version most of the time. Granted, having only one person getting shot within sight of my house or having Molotov cocktails thrown at my house is enough to convince most people that this is not your typical neighborhood. But the truth is, despite all the stories I have told, and all that you may have read, there is still quite a lot left untold. So on one hand, my blog might really be seen as underplaying the situation here.

On the other hand, as I have repeatedly acknowledged in the past, my personal connection to the situation might warp it in the other direction. I have described certain situations here to others before and they seemed to think I was overreacting to it. So yeah, it is very likely that my emotions cause me to interpret things differently than others might. Although this skewed interpretation of things can easily be seen as a function of having lived in this neighborhood so long, it is still worth noting. My objectivity has been compromised, and therefore my own accounts might be overly dramatizing things.

So how can I objectively describe the situation here when there is reason to believe that my own accounts are at different times either overstating or understating the situation? This imperfection is endemic in all humans to some degree, and humanity has tried to correct for it since written history first began. And one of the most interesting ways we do this is by trying to quantify characteristics that are most aptly described in qualitative terms.

For example, when you read about a nuclear warhead that can deliver a 50 megaton blast, just how in the hell are you supposed to interpret this? Obviously 50 MT is greater than 25 MT, and less than 100 MT, but this comparison does little to help us grasp any meaningful understanding of the term. But what if we reference it to something that we are familiar with, even to just the slightest degree?

I imagine there are few intelligent adults anywhere on the planet who do not realize that the United States once dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima Japan. And I expect that certain images of that event are easily recognizable to most people. While we may not have a full understanding of it from just those photos, it at least gives us some familiar point of reference to start with. So now, if I tell you that some foreign country has a missile aimed at you that is three thousand times as powerful as “Little Boy,” you now have some idea of just how badly you should shit your pants in response to this. The unfathomable has gained meaning.

They (attempt to) do this same thing in hospitals. After tiring of hearing people say “It hurts so bad I can’t stand it” or other meaningless statements, they have now attempted to quantify the qualitative. On a scale of zero to ten, they will ask, how bad is the pain? Well, whenever I hear this I laugh a bit. I guess to answer this accurately, I would first have to have experienced total pain (a ten) and total pleasure (a zero). Sometimes I think the real purpose of this question is just to see if you are able to talk. But it seems to have meaning to those asking the question, so perhaps I’m just not getting it.

Anyway, all this ruminating about quantification has come about as I have been trying to figure out a way to more objectively describe the activities in my neighborhood. Since I do not see everything, and what I do see is subject to my own flawed interpretations, I decided to draw on an outside source. Following is information I have taken from Fort Wayne Police Department’s daily activity logs. Although this data appears to be subject to much manipulation itself, I think that the truth would actually lean more in favor of the point I am trying to make.

What I have listed below is every publicly reported FWPD activity which has taken place within two blocks of my home during the past six months. My neighborhood represents 0.07 percent of the total area of the city of Fort Wayne. All things being equal then, the police activities in my neighborhood should represent approximately 0.07 percent of the total activity for the entire city. But all things are not equal, and my neighborhood actually accounts for 0.60 percent of the entire city’s police activities. So, just going by the raw data provided by FWPD, my neighborhood has approximately 8 ½ times the amount of police activity that the average Fort Wayne neighborhood does.

There are other factors to consider as well. There are many activities which take place here and seemingly go unreported. Evidence for some of this can actually be found in the activity reports themselves. And there are other ways that data in the activity logs is misleading as well. I will discuss all this in more detail later, but for now, just focus on the fact that the indisputable facts show that my neighborhood is a little less than ten times as criminally active as the rest of Fort Wayne, and that the true figure here is probably even greater than that.

Now this list is extremely long, and I would really be surprised if anybody (except, perhaps, for Bobby G.) took the time to read the whole thing. But what you should realize from even a quick scan is that hardly a day goes by where there is no activity in this neighborhood. And if you look at the nature of the activities, you will see that they cover pretty much just about anything that could occur.

If you want to view the original data yourself, you can find it at:
http://www.fwpd.org/daily/

And if you need an explanation of the activity code numbers, you can find that here:
http://www.aboiteindependent.com/content/radio_city.htm

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Activity Log for May 01, 2008 - Thursday
08F063312 03:12:11 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F063313 03:14:34 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F063396 08:21:11 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F063449 10:01:49 15 ASSIST 4XX TABER ST E
08F063470 10:38:57 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F063714 13:57:22 25 PD ACCIDENT 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F063895 18:29:37 22RN RUNAWAY 33XX WARSAW ST
08F063947 20:04:50 103 UNWANTED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for May 02, 2008 - Friday
08F064143 05:42:03 45 NEIGHBORHOOD 4XX TABER ST E
08F064150 06:38:12 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX TABER ST E
08F064278 12:08:18 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX TABER ST E
08F064611 23:16:17 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for May 03, 2008 - Saturday
08F065068 18:53:15 45 NEIGHBORHOOD 4XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for May 04, 2008 - Sunday
08F065332 05:21:47 34 TRAFF HAZARD 4XX TABER ST E
08F065334 05:24:51 33,34 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F065513 15:46:39 48,36 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F065634 19:32:41 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F065678 21:06:26 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F065719 22:59:02 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F065721 23:02:14 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST

Activity Log for May 05, 2008 - Monday
08F065877 10:11:06 25HS HIT SKIP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F065995 14:51:11 16,97 24XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F066004 15:04:02 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F066023 15:36:46 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F066033 15:51:59 129 4XX TABER ST E
08F066050 16:19:18 48 SUSPICIOUS 23XX HANNA ST S & TABER ST E
08F066060 16:32:10 99 NARCOTICS 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F066248 21:51:12 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for May 06, 2008 - Tuesday
08F066324 01:04:19 30 TRAFFIC STOP 1XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F066367 04:18:42 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F066372 04:38:38 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F066401 07:37:55 51 THEFT 4XX TABER ST E
08F066531 18:03:52 44 NUISANCE 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F066567 19:00:42 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F270022 22:22:13 25HS HIT SKIP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F066688 23:35:12 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F066692 23:44:21 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST &; SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for May 07, 2008 - Wednesday
08F066923 12:56:32 51 THEFT 26XX WARSAW ST
08F067155 19:23:07 43 DISTURBANCE 26XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for May 08, 2008 - Thursday
08F067335 04:20:45 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F067440 10:57:31 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F067803 18:28:43 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F067811 18:46:53 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F067817 19:00:22 25 PD ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 09, 2008 - Friday
08F067967 00:33:53 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F068245 15:12:01 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F068367 18:03:07 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F068505 22:32:47 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F068519 23:00:11 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F068539 23:44:56 43 DISTURBANCE 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for May 10, 2008 - Saturday
08F068594 01:15:03 911 HANG UP 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F068636 03:02:11 EMS ASSIST 45XX WARSAW ST
08F069090 21:09:50 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F069149 22:56:33 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F069164 23:20:46 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST
08F069170 23:37:24 20 PROBLEM UNK 24XX WARSAW ST
08F069177 23:54:55 46 DOMESTIC 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for May 11, 2008 - Sunday
08F069181 00:00:05 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F069228 01:21:46 44LP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for May 12, 2008 - Monday
08F070208 03:20:37 44LM 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F070665 15:57:10 25HS HIT SKIP 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F070701 16:55:39 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F070820 21:18:19 30 TRAFFIC STOP 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F070822 21:21:22 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F070824 21:29:05 50IP BURG I/P 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F070825 21:31:40 48 SUSPICIOUS 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F070866 23:22:39 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 14, 2008 - Wednesday
08F070884 00:07:16 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F070928 02:47:44 30 TRAFFIC STOP 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F071190 15:38:52 48,36 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F071367 20:50:11 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F071402 22:16:03 113 SHOTS FIRED 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E

Activity Log for May 15, 2008 - Thursday
08F071446 00:58:20 EMS ASSIST 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F071893 16:15:47 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F072095 22:42:34 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F072125 23:52:08 48 SUSPICIOUS 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W

Activity Log for May 16, 2008 - Friday
08F072163 02:38:20 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F072378 14:12:21 EMS ASSIST 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F072395 14:33:48 15,85 ASST AT O 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F072401 14:38:47 34 TRAFF HAZARD 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST

Activity Log for May 17, 2008 - Saturday
08F072764 00:54:54 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F073266 20:54:47 25HS HIT SKIP 4XX TABER ST E
08F073275 21:10:10 43 DISTURBANCE 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F073292 21:44:31 25 PD ACCIDENT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for May 18, 2008 - Sunday
08F073413 01:38:55 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F073485 04:38:43 113 SHOTS FIRED 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E
08F073486 04:39:07 113 SHOTS FIRED 23XX HANNA ST S & TABER ST E
08F073666 16:30:45 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F073681 17:03:11 911 HANG UP 25XX HANNA ST S
08F073707 17:53:37 46 DOMESTIC 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F073817 22:29:56 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST
08F073843 23:26:40 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 19, 2008 - Monday
08F074735 23:54:10 911 HANG UP 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for May 20, 2008 - Tuesday
08F075060 15:24:56 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F075396 17:50:02 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F075420 18:05:48 129 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F075442 18:25:15 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 21, 2008 - Wednesday
08F075714 09:37:02 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F075947 15:40:09 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F076050 16:25:14 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F076065 16:30:07 33,34 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F076085 16:40:15 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F076307 19:05:13 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F076352 20:30:34 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for May 22, 2008 - Thursday
08F076823 15:40:19 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F077098 17:53:41 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F077170 18:49:53 50 BURGLARY 4XX TABER ST E
08F077180 19:00:27 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F077210 19:35:07 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F077246 20:30:38 101 OPEN DOOR 4XX TABER ST E
08F077253 20:37:32 46 DOMESTIC 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F077269 21:14:16 101 OPEN DOOR 25XX WARSAW ST
08F077313 22:48:56 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F077316 23:02:44 22I JUV INVEST 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 23, 2008 - Friday
08F077447 07:20:32 51 THEFT 24XX HANNA ST S
08F078131 22:00:52 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F078157 22:47:26 50IP BURG I/P 24XX HANNA ST S
08F078165 23:06:59 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for May 24, 2008 - Saturday
08F078492 13:45:44 911 HANG UP 24XX LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for May 25, 2008 - Sunday
08F078876 01:15:55 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F078884 01:38:52 25HS HIT SKIP 25XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for May 26, 2008 - Monday
08F079520 12:22:28 43 DISTURBANCE 2XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W
08F079583 15:03:21 39U UNAUTHORIZE 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F079603 15:54:25 46,96 13XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for May 27, 2008 - Tuesday
08F080289 16:46:19 48,36 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F080464 22:03:25 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F080485 23:05:38 46 DOMESTIC 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for May 28, 2008 - Wednesday
08F080561 07:13:41 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F080624 10:09:22 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for May 29, 2008 - Thursday
There is no data available for May 29, 2008.

Activity Log for May 30, 2008 - Friday
08F081752 01:14:30 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F082104 16:12:51 48,36 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F082276 20:42:01 113 SHOTS FIRED 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F082280 20:47:54 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX TABER ST E
08F082299 21:49:22 43,62 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for May 31, 2008 - Saturday
08F082435 02:12:38 62 PARTY ARMED 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F082481 03:50:23 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F082492 04:19:29 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F082566 09:45:20 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F082646 12:45:19 37 PARKING VIOL 25XX WARSAW ST
08F082731 15:31:41 46 DOMESTIC 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F082745 16:21:49 46 DOMESTIC 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F082779 17:50:10 96JO 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F082859 20:17:42 911 HANG UP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F082975 23:05:38 30 TRAFFIC STOP 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E

Activity Log for June 01, 2008 - Sunday
08F083305 14:02:31 911 HANG UP 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F083313 14:18:27 33,34 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F083343 15:09:41 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F083410 17:34:20 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F083449 19:19:21 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F083526 22:16:14 40A AUDIBLE 24XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 02, 2008 - Monday
08F083746 10:09:05 39 STOLEN VEHIC 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F083747 10:09:14 25HS HIT SKIP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F083751 10:12:22 25HS HIT SKIP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F083938 16:39:10 44LM 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F084008 18:24:13 22I JUV INVEST 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F084027 18:48:35 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F084180 23:12:15 55 FIGHT 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for June 03, 2008 - Tuesday
There is no data available for June 3, 2008.

Activity Log for June 04, 2008 - Wednesday
08F084951 00:31:08 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F085081 09:50:24 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F085131 11:57:13 911 HANG UP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for June 05, 2008 - Thursday
08F085995 15:53:33 911 HANG UP 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F086002 16:05:04 1 MEET 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F086202 22:34:33 48 SUSPICIOUS 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W & HOAGLAND A
08F086249 23:48:17 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for June 06, 2008 - Friday
08F086574 15:12:52 50 BURGLARY 5XX TABER ST E
08F086788 21:34:29 40A AUDIBLE 24XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 07, 2008 - Saturday
08F086906 01:05:03 EMS ASSIST 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F086917 01:17:45 911 HANG UP 25XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 08, 2008 - Sunday
08F087759 16:17:35 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F087885 20:30:15 48 SUSPICIOUS 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for June 09, 2008 - Monday
08F088108 09:35:12 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 10, 2008 - Tuesday
08F089281 20:47:27 99 NARCOTICS 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F089354 22:35:11 30 TRAFFIC STOP 23XX HANNA ST S & TABER ST E

Activity Log for June 11, 2008 - Wednesday
08F089591 11:28:20 63 CONTACT 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F089597 11:42:46 48 SUSPICIOUS 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F089837 18:39:15 99 NARCOTICS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for June 12, 2008 - Thursday
08F090494 14:55:50 16,97 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F090625 18:55:33 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F090643 19:28:05 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F090720 22:01:36 14S SERVING WAR 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F090731 22:11:40 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for June 13, 2008 - Friday
08F091156 17:22:54 129 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F091182 18:04:21 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F091195 18:42:10 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 14, 2008 - Saturday
08F091415 01:47:59 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F091416 01:49:17 20 PROBLEM UNK 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F091471 03:55:10 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST
08F091488 04:47:43 44 NUISANCE 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F091562 10:16:01 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F091642 13:40:40 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F091734 17:18:04 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F091814 20:04:50 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F091941 23:33:33 39R STOLEN RECO 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F091962 23:59:38 113 SHOTS FIRED 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for June 15, 2008 - Sunday
08F092320 17:34:33 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 16, 2008 - Monday
08F092494 02:02:41 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F092499 02:31:25 44 NUISANCE 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F092847 16:48:20 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F092872 17:24:12 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F092994 20:18:39 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F093041 21:42:02 30 TRAFFIC STOP 42XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for June 17, 2008 - Tuesday
08F093198 06:07:14 55 FIGHT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F093314 10:40:27 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST
08F093326 10:46:41 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F093515 14:05:54 17 MOTOR CHECK 6XX PONTIAC ST E
08F093808 21:59:43 99 NARCOTICS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for June 18, 2008 - Wednesday
08F093963 04:43:16 44 NUISANCE 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST
08F094165 14:02:54 25 PD ACCIDENT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F094211 15:22:28 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for June 19, 2008 - Thursday

Activity Log for June 20, 2008 - Friday
08F095602 15:43:37 25 PD ACCIDENT 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F095719 19:29:11 99 NARCOTICS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F095771 21:04:17 103 UNWANTED 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for June 21, 2008 - Saturday
08F096437 21:28:21 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F096451 21:50:50 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F096512 23:14:27 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for June 22, 2008 - Sunday
08F096593 01:04:32 113 SHOTS FIRED 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E
08F096595 01:05:18 113 SHOTS FIRED 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F096609 01:26:21 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F096635 02:10:37 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F096870 15:14:19 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F096925 17:07:11 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F096971 18:44:55 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST
08F096993 19:32:52 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F097048 21:00:57 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX TABER ST E
08F097114 23:59:53 46,96 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for June 23, 2008 - Monday
08F097127 01:02:13 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F097263 10:47:59 24 MISSING PERS 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F097266 10:51:32 35 PARKED VEHIC 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W
08F097267 10:52:23 39R STOLEN RECO 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W
08F097291 12:01:27 16,97 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F097323 13:17:43 911 HANG UP 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F097570 19:37:29 22I JUV INVEST 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F097623 21:20:46 911 HANG UP 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F097631 21:37:31 22RC RECOVERY 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F097671 22:54:02 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F097682 23:10:07 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for June 24, 2008 - Tuesday
08F098052 12:53:28 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F098067 13:09:00 25 PD ACCIDENT 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F098391 23:09:33 48,36 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for June 25, 2008 - Wednesday
08F098461 02:06:25 911 HANG UP 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F098972 23:38:45 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for June 26, 2008 - Thursday
08F099464 16:10:29 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for June 27, 2008 - Friday
08F099897 10:59:29 43 DISTURBANCE 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F100164 19:18:25 43 DISTURBANCE 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for June 28, 2008 - Saturday
08F100448 04:00:20 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F100462 04:45:44 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F100644 15:10:20 911 HANG UP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F100775 19:02:54 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F100790 19:26:31 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F100794 19:32:41 102 THREATS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F100800 19:45:14 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F100900 22:22:01 46 DOMESTIC 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for June 29, 2008 - Sunday
08F101091 03:15:35 27 RECKLESS DRI 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F101320 15:54:03 911 HANG UP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F101530 23:36:52 44FW 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for June 30, 2008 - Monday
08F101543 00:11:14 44FW 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F101567 01:34:14 911 HANG UP 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F102047 21:23:38 55 FIGHT 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F102048 21:23:42 55 FIGHT 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F102051 21:33:15 1 MEET 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F102125 23:42:06 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F102128 23:44:58 44FW 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for July 01, 2008 - Tuesday
There is no data available for July 1, 2008.

Activity Log for July 02, 2008 - Wednesday
08F103248 17:05:32 EMS ASSIST 24XX WARSAW ST
08F103254 17:13:25 32 DEATH INVEST 24XX WARSAW ST
08F103344 19:54:00 TOW 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F103346 20:09:35 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F103445 23:42:28 39R STOLEN RECO 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST

Activity Log for July 03, 2008 - Thursday
08F103756 12:30:01 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F103834 14:39:45 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F103866 15:22:12 64 NOT SEEN 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F103921 16:35:13 48,36 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F104067 20:39:45 65T SUICIDE THR 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for July 04, 2008 - Friday
08F104571 19:54:31 46 DOMESTIC 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F104584 20:21:51 911 HANG UP 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F104595 20:41:40 63 CONTACT 4XX TABER ST E
08F104657 22:35:15 911 HANG UP 5XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for July 05, 2008 - Saturday
08F104741 00:08:42 44FW 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for July 06, 2008 - Sunday
08F105385 00:03:54 75 PURSUIT 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F105508 04:08:19 1 MEET 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F105879 23:13:04 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for July 07, 2008 - Monday
08F105980 05:11:38 80R REPO 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F106227 18:13:57 46 DOMESTIC 13XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F106236 18:33:39 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F106259 19:25:22 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for July 08, 2008 - Tuesday
08F106909 17:07:03 129 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F107008 19:58:58 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F107025 20:32:20 25 PD ACCIDENT 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for July 09, 2008 - Wednesday
08F107354 14:20:28 22I JUV INVEST 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for July 10, 2008 - Thursday
08F107830 09:54:42 101 OPEN DOOR 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F107869 10:27:50 46 DOMESTIC 24XX HANNA ST S
08F108106 16:02:58 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F108114 16:15:23 43,62 25XX WARSAW ST
08F108127 16:30:26 22RC RECOVERY 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F108134 16:46:11 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX WARSAW ST
08F108221 20:04:21 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F108286 22:00:53 911 HANG UP 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for July 11, 2008 - Friday
08F108416 02:51:21 62 PARTY ARMED 6XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F108522 10:52:38 911 HANG UP 24XX WARSAW ST
08F108586 13:09:56 113 SHOTS FIRED 25XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for July 12, 2008 - Saturday
08F108955 01:19:41 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F109209 14:46:57 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F109287 17:53:05 33,34 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for July 13, 2008 - Sunday
08F109720 14:41:42 25,86 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for July 14, 2008 - Monday
08F110024 01:43:22 27 RECKLESS DRI 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F110202 12:43:19 46 DOMESTIC 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F110447 20:18:22 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for July 15, 2008 - Tuesday
08F110564 00:53:49 911 HANG UP 25XX HANNA ST S
08F110593 02:57:24 48,36 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F110846 12:06:14 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F111034 17:29:23 44LM 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F111206 22:19:18 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for July 16, 2008 - Wednesday
08F111464 13:08:48 15,84 ASS URGEN 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for July 17, 2008 - Thursday
08F112214 13:52:40 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F112344 17:25:51 111D DOG 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F112471 21:29:58 22RN RUNAWAY 23XX WARSAW ST
08F112540 23:29:54 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for July 18, 2008 - Friday
08F112582 01:02:33 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F112756 11:15:47 24 MISSING PERS 25XX WARSAW ST
08F112926 17:28:32 911 HANG UP 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F113092 22:32:10 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for July 19, 2008 - Saturday
08F113211 02:14:03 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F113299 06:33:21 39R STOLEN RECO 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F113420 13:47:37 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F113524 18:06:36 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F113656 22:36:37 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for July 20, 2008 - Sunday
08F114182 21:41:55 44FW 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F114228 22:59:52 41 MAN DOWN 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST

Activity Log for July 21, 2008 - Monday
08F114298 00:58:54 46 DOMESTIC 6XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F114824 23:13:23 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST

Activity Log for July 22, 2008 - Tuesday
08F115381 17:30:30 44LM 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E

Activity Log for July 23, 2008 - Wednesday
08F115756 12:23:33 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F115759 12:32:32 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F115787 13:27:43 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for July 24, 2008 - Thursday
08F116150 02:41:50 40A AUDIBLE 5XX TABER ST E
08F116179 05:36:36 18 WORK TRAFFIC 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F116216 08:09:29 26 PI ACCIDENT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F116557 15:25:05 43 DISTURBANCE 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W & HOAGLAND A
08F116745 21:34:34 62 PARTY ARMED 4XX TABER ST E
08F116775 22:22:22 911 HANG UP 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for July 25, 2008 - Friday
08F117051 13:47:44 25HS HIT SKIP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F117041 13:26:22 911 HANG UP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F117049 13:43:38 33,34 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E
08F117051 13:47:44 25HS HIT SKIP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F117081 14:52:03 51 THEFT 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F117090 15:17:15 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F117272 20:48:53 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F117339 23:01:22 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for July 26, 2008 - Saturday
08F117618 13:01:50 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F117782 20:15:28 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F117810 21:20:44 48 SUSPICIOUS 23XX HANNA ST S
08F117811 21:21:33 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F117884 23:34:54 46,96 25XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for July 27, 2008 - Sunday
08F118195 17:30:59 44LM 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E

Activity Log for July 28, 2008 - Monday
08F118492 09:38:33 16,97 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F118522 10:52:02 911 HANG UP 26XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F118892 23:37:40 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F118893 23:38:05 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for July 29, 2008 - Tuesday
08F118927 01:16:49 46 DOMESTIC 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S & WOODLAND AVE
08F119084 10:14:54 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F119139 10:57:40 63 CONTACT 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for July 30, 2008 - Wednesday
08F119611 05:07:39 48 SUSPICIOUS 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F119689 10:12:30 44LM 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F119965 19:07:33 50 BURGLARY 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for July 31, 2008 - Thursday
08F120143 01:58:51 40A AUDIBLE 24XX HANNA ST S
08F120245 08:47:21 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F120251 09:05:49 37 PARKING VIOL 24XX HANNA ST S
08F120359 10:34:01 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F120633 17:06:35 108 FOLLOWUP 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for August 01, 2008 - Friday
08F120877 00:17:05 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F121149 14:41:40 108 FOLLOWUP 24XX WARSAW ST
08F121415 22:28:38 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F121465 23:59:04 43 DISTURBANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for August 02, 2008 - Saturday
08F121694 10:45:52 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F121918 20:02:56 44 NUISANCE 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F121962 21:36:41 23 VANDALISM 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F121987 22:31:54 33,34 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for August 03, 2008 - Sunday
08F122076 01:15:44 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F122379 18:36:39 30 TRAFFIC STOP 23XX HANNA ST S & TABER ST E
08F122416 19:59:07 46 DOMESTIC 4XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for August 04, 2008 - Monday
08F122853 17:21:40 33,34 69XX LAFAYETTE ST S & HANNA ST S
08F122935 19:33:16 911 HANG UP 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F122937 19:33:50 911 HANG UP 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F122954 20:14:35 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F122980 21:12:39 50 BURGLARY 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W

Activity Log for August 05, 2008 - Tuesday

08F123232 11:17:11 101 OPEN DOOR 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F123460 19:13:42 46,96 25XX HANNA ST S
08F123532 21:47:17 911 HANG UP 4XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for August 06, 2008 - Wednesday
08F123636 01:17:28 39 STOLEN VEHIC 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F123684 05:49:16 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F123825 12:48:03 35 PARKED VEHIC 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F123918 15:31:29 46,96 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F124174 23:48:18 58 SHOOTING 24XX WARSAW ST
08F124172 23:49:06 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for August 07, 2008 - Thursday
08F124350 10:55:36 63 CONTACT 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F124379 11:59:01 911 HANG UP 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F124436 13:56:43 51,35 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for August 08, 2008 - Friday
08F124733 00:21:06 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F124793 03:56:02 51JO 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F125125 18:07:19 47 REMOVE ITEMS 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F125150 19:05:45 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F125187 20:27:43 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for August 09, 2008 - Saturday
08F125496 09:25:14 25 PD ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F125557 11:55:30 46,96 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F125666 16:30:00 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F125681 17:03:39 48 SUSPICIOUS 27XX WARSAW ST & LEITH ST E
08F125755 20:10:17 99 NARCOTICS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F125812 22:24:04 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for August 10, 2008 - Sunday
08F125874 00:35:10 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F125906 02:01:44 113 SHOTS FIRED 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F125908 02:01:51 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for August 11, 2008 - Monday
08F126380 08:08:44 22RN RUNAWAY 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F126427 10:16:23 40A AUDIBLE 5XX TABER ST E
08F126432 10:27:01 26 PI ACCIDENT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F126825 23:57:55 48 SUSPICIOUS 23XX HANNA ST S & TABER ST E

Activity Log for August 12, 2008 - Tuesday
08F127320 20:48:01 23 VANDALISM 24XX HANNA ST S
08F127355 21:44:14 25HS HIT SKIP 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for August 13, 2008 - Wednesday
08F127437 01:15:36 41 MAN DOWN 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F127644 13:34:23 129 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for August 14, 2008 - Thursday
08F128010 03:29:01 44LP 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F128306 17:30:34 911 HANG UP 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F128487 23:59:29 33,34 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for August 15, 2008 - Friday
08F128517 02:25:29 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F128522 02:42:59 48,36 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST
08F128877 18:12:49 911 HANG UP 5XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for August 16, 2008 - Saturday

Activity Log for August 17, 2008 - Sunday
08F129787 10:18:28 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F130061 23:42:54 40A AUDIBLE 4XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for August 18, 2008 - Monday

Activity Log for August 19, 2008 - Tuesday
08F131301 21:46:36 50IP BURG I/P 4XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for August 20, 2008 - Wednesday
08F131408 05:49:23 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for August 21, 2008 - Thursday
08F131903 00:28:55 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F132373 16:38:49 63 CONTACT 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F132430 18:31:05 129 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F132431 18:32:59 33,34 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E
08F132456 19:11:47 23JO 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for August 22, 2008 - Friday
08F132953 18:25:42 46 DOMESTIC 6XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for August 23, 2008 - Saturday
08F133217 03:54:43 26 PI ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F133228 04:26:51 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F133407 15:10:46 51JO 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F133484 18:22:40 99 NARCOTICS 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for August 24, 2008 - Sunday
08F134032 20:25:43 129 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for August 25, 2008 - Monday
08F134333 13:46:10 15 ASSIST 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F134600 21:16:48 62 PARTY ARMED 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F134642 22:56:15 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S & WOODLAND AVE

Activity Log for August 26, 2008 - Tuesday
08F135240 19:40:46 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for August 27, 2008 - Wednesday
08F135352 01:14:09 46 DOMESTIC 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F135834 22:59:01 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for August 28, 2008 - Thursday
08F135862 00:39:56 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F135912 06:01:04 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F136254 14:33:06 25 PD ACCIDENT 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F136255 14:33:42 26 PI ACCIDENT 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E & LAFAYETTE ST
08F136460 20:39:36 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for August 29, 2008 - Friday
08F136665 10:18:48 30 TRAFFIC STOP 24XX HANNA ST S

Activity Log for August 30, 2008 - Saturday
08F137246 06:06:44 43 DISTURBANCE 24XX WARSAW ST
08F137314 10:51:38 40P PANIC ALARM 5XX TABER ST E
08F137398 14:34:29 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for August 31, 2008 - Sunday
08F137785 02:40:37 26 PI ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F137786 02:41:15 26 PI ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F137986 15:15:35 101 OPEN DOOR 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F138104 21:04:42 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F138203 23:24:40 1 MEET 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F138214 23:48:18 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE

Activity Log for September 01, 2008 - Monday
08F138216
08F138311 09:07:41 63 CONTACT 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
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Activity Log for September 02, 2008 - Tuesday
08F138690 05:20:16 911 HANG UP 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F138837 11:39:12 25 PD ACCIDENT 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F138972 15:24:58 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F139055 17:22:57 51 THEFT 6XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for September 03, 2008 - Wednesday
08F139295 02:32:17 101 OPEN DOOR 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F139337 07:12:47 33,34 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for September 04, 2008 - Thursday
08F139787 00:34:01 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for September 05, 2008 - Friday
08F140333 03:16:45 46 DOMESTIC 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F140386 07:58:32 62 PARTY ARMED 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F140871 23:29:09 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST

Activity Log for September 06, 2008 - Saturday
08F141243 16:20:04 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for September 07, 2008 - Sunday
08F141684 13:01:12 911 HANG UP 23XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F141798 17:30:55 129 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F141822 19:01:01 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F141852 20:17:37 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for September 08, 2008 - Monday
08F142180 15:14:21 23 VANDALISM 5XX PONTIAC ST E
08F142426 23:51:55 96IP 23XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for September 09, 2008 - Tuesday
08F142492 07:40:16 22I JUV INVEST 6XX TABER ST E
08F142511 08:30:07 39 STOLEN VEHIC 25XX LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for September 10, 2008 - Wednesday
08F142958 04:18:48 15,84 ASS URGEN 1XX PONTIAC ST E & CLINTON ST S
08F143177 15:48:56 51 THEFT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F143298 19:17:37 96JO 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for September 11, 2008 - Thursday
08F143748 17:15:27 1 MEET 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for September 12, 2008 - Friday
08F144417 22:45:48 46,96 24XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for September 13, 2008 - Saturday
08F144551 02:58:22 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F144940 20:43:38 23JO 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for September 14, 2008 - Sunday
08F145129 01:26:24 22RN RUNAWAY 4XX TABER ST E

Activity Log for September 15, 2008 - Monday
08F145770 14:29:10 911 HANG UP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W
08F145775 14:36:29 55 FIGHT 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F145833 16:03:27 96 BATTERY 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F145931 19:22:41 46 DOMESTIC 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for September 16, 2008 - Tuesday
08F146525 22:57:23 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for September 17, 2008 - Wednesday
08F146647 08:37:21 45 NEIGHBORHOOD 4XX TABER ST E
08F146928 17:33:02 102 THREATS 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F147000 19:54:42 46,96 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for September 18, 2008 - Thursday
08F147593 21:01:55 44LM 4XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for September 19, 2008 - Friday
08F147796 09:54:37 14S SERVING WAR 4XX TABER ST E
08F148136 20:28:58 129 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F148202 22:14:26 46,96 48XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for September 20, 2008 - Saturday
08F148469 11:29:06 45 NEIGHBORHOOD 4XX TABER ST E
08F148565 15:32:35 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F148727 21:23:50 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F148736 21:51:26 43,62 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F148793 23:39:25 30 TRAFFIC STOP 22XX HANNA ST S & CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for September 21, 2008 - Sunday
08F148889 02:14:06 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for September 22, 2008 - Monday
08F149316 00:40:10 48 SUSPICIOUS 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F149739 21:00:32 33,34 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F149799 23:18:56 30 TRAFFIC STOP 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for September 23, 2008 - Tuesday
08F149816 00:08:12 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE
08F149826 01:05:12 46 DOMESTIC 4XX TABER ST E
08F149838 01:45:12 46 DOMESTIC 4XX TABER ST E
08F149853 03:11:33 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX TABER ST E
08F150202 17:55:04 911 HANG UP 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for September 24, 2008 - Wednesday
08F150526 11:25:38 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F150754 18:41:31 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for September 25, 2008 - Thursday
08F150982 05:28:34 25HS HIT SKIP 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W
08F151405 21:00:39 62 PARTY ARMED 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for September 26, 2008 - Friday
08F151744 15:04:13 911 HANG UP 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F151951 21:30:54 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F151978 22:18:34 911 HANG UP 23XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for September 27, 2008 - Saturday
08F152261 12:39:46 25 PD ACCIDENT 25XX WARSAW ST & WOODLAND AVE E
08F152283 13:47:24 66 MENTALLY ILL 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F152406 18:29:48 63 CONTACT 3XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for September 28, 2008 - Sunday
08F152609 00:50:29 48 SUSPICIOUS 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & LAFAYETTE

Activity Log for September 29, 2008 - Monday
08F153363 15:52:56 25 PD ACCIDENT 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F153415 17:12:55 96 BATTERY 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F153511 20:08:59 911 HANG UP 25XX HANNA ST S
08F153521 20:25:00 48,36 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for September 30, 2008 - Tuesday
08F154005 19:25:36 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F154076 21:42:32 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for October 01, 2008 - Wednesday
08F270105 12:51:00 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F154302 14:49:05 103 UNWANTED 6XX PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for October 02, 2008 - Thursday
08F154947 19:52:08 911 HANG UP 23XX HANNA ST S
08F155036 23:29:41 911 HANG UP 25XX WARSAW ST

Activity Log for October 03, 2008 - Friday
08F155279 14:28:09 EMS ASSIST 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 04, 2008 - Saturday

Activity Log for October 05, 2008 - Sunday

Activity Log for October 06, 2008 - Monday
08F156578 09:21:47 66 MENTALLY ILL 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F156825 18:28:25 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX TABER ST E
08F156943 22:52:09 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F156950 23:00:56 33,34 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F156961 23:34:05 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for October 07, 2008 - Tuesday

08F157099 10:18:37 23,35 VAND VEH 3XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F157157 13:01:44 LP LOST PROPERT 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F157468 23:19:22 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for October 08, 2008 - Wednesday
08F157520 02:51:28 96 BATTERY 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F157566 07:57:14 25 PD ACCIDENT 24XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F157853 17:53:35 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for October 09, 2008 - Thursday
08F158076 08:42:33 33J LOCKED OUT 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F158178 13:50:07 46 DOMESTIC 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 10, 2008 - Friday
08F158549 09:41:33 101 OPEN DOOR 5XX PONTIAC ST E
08F158658 14:51:56 96 BATTERY 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F158886 22:46:12 41,36 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E
08F158922 23:54:10 40A AUDIBLE 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 11, 2008 - Saturday
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08F159528
08F158974 01:10:46 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F159011 02:18:44 43 DISTURBANCE 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F159516 23:35:56 43 DISTURBANCE 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E

Activity Log for October 12, 2008 - Sunday
08F159711 11:42:55 16,97 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F159930 21:28:38 40A AUDIBLE 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F159938 21:40:45 911 HANG UP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for October 13, 2008 - Monday
08F160168 14:27:02 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX TABER ST E
08F160313 18:31:42 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F160322 18:47:26 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX TABER ST E
08F160418 22:05:58 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for October 14, 2008 - Tuesday
08F160598 10:52:20 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX CREIGHTON AVE E & WARSAW ST

Activity Log for October 15, 2008 - Wednesday
08F160953 00:21:46 113 SHOTS FIRED 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F160967 01:23:32 48,36 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F161416 20:53:51 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F161427 21:29:58 30 TRAFFIC STOP 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for October 16, 2008 - Thursday
08F161624 11:10:10 47 REMOVE ITEMS 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F161673 13:05:41 911 HANG UP 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F161814 17:36:53 41 MAN DOWN 26XX WARSAW ST & PONTIAC ST E

Activity Log for October 17, 2008 - Friday
08F162016 03:56:37 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F162090 09:50:22 25 PD ACCIDENT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F162136 11:49:37 43 DISTURBANCE 24XX LAFAYETTE ST S
08F162394 19:53:02 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for October 18, 2008 - Saturday
08F162557 01:16:00 43 DISTURBANCE 5XX TABER ST E
08F162570 01:44:23 62 PARTY ARMED 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F162604 02:51:47 43 DISTURBANCE 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F162607 02:58:45 63 CONTACT 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F162762 13:25:52 51 THEFT 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F162889 17:59:37 62 PARTY ARMED 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F162896 18:10:29 43 DISTURBANCE 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 19, 2008 - Sunday
08F163189 09:45:14 40A AUDIBLE 5XX TABER ST E
08F163425 20:38:38 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST

Activity Log for October 20, 2008 - Monday
08F163655 12:21:45 99 NARCOTICS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F163882 19:32:09 1 MEET 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F163883 19:37:07 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for October 21, 2008 - Tuesday
08F164249 17:01:02 20 PROBLEM UNK 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE

Activity Log for October 22, 2008 - Wednesday
08F164638 15:12:09 30 TRAFFIC STOP 26XX WARSAW ST
08F164711 17:34:25 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F164742 18:53:05 80 CIVIL INVEST 5XX WOODLAND AVE E

Activity Log for October 23, 2008 - Thursday
08F165054 13:50:05 48,35 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F165289 20:13:39 14 WARRANT 4XX TABER ST E
08F165324 21:08:26 30 TRAFFIC STOP 4XX TABER ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F165359 23:03:26 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for October 24, 2008 - Friday
08F165373 08F165849 477 3
08F165834 23:21:55 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F165836 23:27:29 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F165844 23:42:28 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E

Activity Log for October 25, 2008 - Saturday
08F165987 08:22:17 35 PARKED VEHIC 6XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F166093 13:36:42 63 CONTACT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F166149 16:05:17 911 HANG UP 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E
08F166150 16:05:53 911 HANG UP 5XX CREIGHTON AVE E

Activity Log for October 26, 2008 - Sunday
08F166402 02:19:31 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST & SUTTENFIELD AVE
08F166714 20:37:48 23JO 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 27, 2008 - Monday
08F166870 08:53:36 101 OPEN DOOR 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F166936 11:27:16 51 THEFT 5XX WOODLAND AVE E
08F166941 11:42:16 57 STRONG ARM 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F167010 14:07:45 51JO 3XX SUTTENFIELD AVE W

Activity Log for October 28, 2008 - Tuesday
08F167605 17:16:13 18 WORK TRAFFIC 5XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E

Activity Log for October 29, 2008 - Wednesday
08F167776 02:27:26 40A AUDIBLE 23XX HANNA ST S
08F168039 16:51:53 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F168074 17:52:12 43 DISTURBANCE 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S

Activity Log for October 30, 2008 - Thursday
08F168494 15:29:00 129 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F168641 19:53:41 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S

Activity Log for October 31, 2008 - Friday
08F168745 02:39:40 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX WARSAW ST & SUTTENFIELD ST E
08F168752 03:09:13 30 TRAFFIC STOP 6XX PONTIAC ST E & HANNA ST S
08F168877 11:30:37 16,97 4XX PONTIAC ST E
08F168969 14:47:42 33,34 3XX PONTIAC ST E & LAFAYETTE ST S
08F168970 14:51:31 99 NARCOTICS 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F169024 16:09:46 30 TRAFFIC STOP 7XX CREIGHTON AVE E & HANNA ST S
08F169139 19:18:15 113 SHOTS FIRED 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F169218 21:28:58 48 SUSPICIOUS 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F169226 21:40:03 14 WARRANT 25XX CAROLINE ST
08F169237 22:00:57 113 SHOTS FIRED 23XX WARSAW ST & TABER ST E
08F169288 23:13:25 67 INDECENT 4XX SUTTENFIELD AVE E
08F169302 23:33:27 48 SUSPICIOUS 4XX PONTIAC ST E & CAROLINE ST