Neighbors,
This criminal broke into a neighbor’s home and stole ~ $1000 worth of electronics. If you see this man in the neighborhood, please contact the Constable immediately!
Thank you and be safe,
MWSF Board
Neighbors,
This criminal broke into a neighbor’s home and stole ~ $1000 worth of electronics. If you see this man in the neighborhood, please contact the Constable immediately!
Thank you and be safe,
MWSF Board
Don’t forget – fireworks ARE NOT allowed inside Houston city limits, but the “Freedom over Texas” display at Eleanor Tinsley Park, 9:30 PM, is sure to wow!
Have a happy and safe Fourth of July!
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We are so lucky to live in a neighborhood surrounded by fabulous restaurants and bars. We know that our area’s charm and walkability are some of it’s biggest attractors. Unfortunately, this lends to some wreckless and dangerous behavior. You may notice in the Constable Activity Report that there were 12 Traffic Stops, approximately half of them occur between 12:00 – 2:00 a.m. when patrons are heading home, and 1 DWI arrest, occurring around 2:00 a.m. Fortunately for us, our deputies are on the lookout for any suspicious behavior; keeping our streets safe, not just for us, but for our visitors as well. The ability of our deputies to arrest and detain or simply hand out warnings is vital to our safety and security – even when we are sleeping soundly in our beds.
Spring Break is just around the corner!
If you are heading out of town, don’t forget to sign up for Vacation Watch. It’s 60 seconds of your time, for a week’s worth of peace.
General Update: There were 21 incidents in our neighborhoods, 19-Thefts from Vehicles, 1-Theft of Vehicle, 1-Theft, and 1-Assault with a Deadly Weapon. We cannot stress enough the importance of locking car doors and removing valuables from parked vehicles. If you know or see someone you are familiar with parking on your street, politely remind them to lock up. It’s only a matter of time before they become a victim! Click on the map for more detailed information.
Constable Activity Report – February:
Below is a run down of last month’s Activity Report from the Constable Patrol. Each time the deputy on patrol is called out or observes some activity of interest, he/she documents the call and the report is compiled at the end of the month. It’s a nice way to see what our deputies are up to!
Alarm Local – 5
Abandoned Vehicle – 4
Aggressive Animal – 0
Arson/Fire – 1
Burglary/Motor Vehicle – 1
Business Check – 4
Contract Check – 86
Criminal Mischief – 0
Discharge of Firearm – 0
Disturbance/ Loud Noise – 3
DWI – 1
Information Call – 0
Meet the Citizen – 140
Meet the Officer – 1
Neighborhood Check – 1
Park Check – 11
Property Found/Lost – 2
Solicitors – 1
Special Assign – 0
Suspicious Person – 5
Suspicious Vehicle – 2
Theft – 0
Traffic Hazard – 7
Traffic Stop – 12
Vacation Watch – 38
WHAT: Tempting Trash
WHERE: Montrose Area
A warning from the Constable’s office:
From trash bins stuffed with cardboard boxes, to gift wrapping paper, driving around you’ll see the tell-tale signs that Christmas was here. As you can see, it announces what Santa has left at this house to entice a theft to break in. We recommend breaking the boxes down and putting them into trash containers so no one knows what santa has delivered. Also, many residents are visiting out of town and not at home the week after Christmas. Leaving trash like this out in addition to no lights left on, is another invitation for crooks to take advantage of the season.
Hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday!!!
Constable Alan Rosen