WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Car break-in; Crime Prevention Coordinator’s first newsletter

In West Seattle Crime Watch tonight, a reader report and the first newsletter from the Southwest Precinct‘s new Crime Prevention Coordinator:

CAR PROWL: From Ian – “My family and I got our car broken into last night and misc items taken. We must have both accidentally left the car doors unlocked as no forced entry. We live on 37th and Genesee. [map] Please keep an eye out!”

CRIME PREVENTION COORDINATOR’S NEWSLETTER: Even if you haven’t met Jennifer Burbridge, the Southwest Precinct’s new crime-prevention coordinator, in person, you might feel like you know her through our recent reports – the announcement of her hiring, our subsequent interview, and her talk at last week’s West Seattle Block Watch Captains’ Network meeting. She told that group she’ll be writing a monthly newsletter; here’s the first edition:

(If it’s easier for you to read, here’s the PDF version.)

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3 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Car break-in; Crime Prevention Coordinator's first newsletter"

  • Mr. B April 30, 2017 (8:50 pm)

    Perhaps if SPD spent less time with their “Alabama” style speed traps on Admiral Way and actually did their job we’d have less crime in West Seattle. 

    • miws May 1, 2017 (5:29 am)

      Or, perhaps the police from the traffic division are actually doing their jobs by ticketing those drivers that choose to speed excessively, putting pedestrians, bicyclists, and other motor vehicle drivers and passengers in danger.

      Mike 

  • Mr. B May 2, 2017 (6:51 pm)

    Speed traps are just revenue collection Mike.  

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