Tuesday, October 9, 2012

BOLO (Bent Oak Look Out)

We have had some problems the weekend of (9/3 - 9/5), there was one car stolen and three auto break ins. They were scattered all over Bent Oak, so please make sure your vehicles are LOCKED, and here is a thought, if you leave your vehicle outside remove your garage door opener. If you have had a problem please call the Sheriffs Dept. and make a report on it. PLEASE make sure they are LOCKED!!!!!! Be safe..... Dave

Monday, October 1, 2012

Crime Stats

Here is some new crime stats.... Dave

120085784
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY
[2 - 198] W 15TH ST
09/30/2012
120084844
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY
[2201 - 2229] CORAL HILLS RD
09/27/2012
120084993
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[200 - 310] S LAKE CORTEZ DR
09/27/2012
120085237
STOLEN VEHICLE
[700 - 998] TRAILWOOD DR
09/27/2012
120084580
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[2001 - 2299] WEKIVA RESERVE BV
09/26/2012
120084585
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[213 - 299] E 12TH ST
09/26/2012
120084691
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[2301 - 2499] ASHINGTON PARK DR
09/26/2012
120085025
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[800 - 898] E 9TH ST
09/26/2012
120085090
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[2601 - 2799] MAXWELL DR
09/26/2012
120083899
AUTO BURGLARY
[300 - 698] W ELLA J GILMORE ST
09/24/2012
120084142
STOLEN VEHICLE
[433 - 499] W 17TH ST
09/24/2012
120083740
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[1152 - 1198] S CENTRAL AV
09/23/2012
120083153
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[830 - 898] PIEDMONT WEKIWA RD
09/21/2012
120083382
AUTO BURGLARY
[2 - 298] W 19TH ST
09/21/2012
120084952
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY
[1641 - 1799] S CENTRAL AV
09/21/2012
120083040
STOLEN VEHICLE
[1501 - 1599] MARDEN MEADOWS CT
09/20/2012
120082042
STOLEN VEHICLE
[703 - 799] E 9TH ST
09/17/2012
120081450
STOLEN VEHICLE
[100 - 398] S AURORA DR
09/15/2012







Friday, August 10, 2012

Security info from OCSO

Here is some info I would like to pass on, thanks, Dave.......

GOOD SECURITY HABITS


1. Re-key locks when purchasing a new home or

after keys have been lost/stolen.

2. Place deadbolt locks on all exterior doors

including the door from the garage leading to

the inside of the house.

3. Install locks on all windows.

4. Trim shrubbery away from entryways and

windows.

5. Light all entryways and the exterior of your

residence.

6. Make house numbers visible from the street day

and night.

7. Use Operation Identification on all valuables.

8. Report suspicious activities to non-emergency

line: 407-836-HELP (4357).

9. Know how to report emergencies to 9-1-1 and

instruct children, too.

10. In an emergency, know how to contact your

neighbors.

11. Do not reveal your name, phone number, address,

or personal information to unknown telephone

callers.

12. Never tell a stranger your neighbor is not at

home.

13. Never give out information that you are alone, or

when you will be away. Instruct children to do the

same when answering the door or telephone.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Another Scam

Here is another scam to add to the list,Dave.......... Utility Scam Spreads Nationwide Thousands of Americans have fallen victim to a scam that claims to be a program to help people pay for utility bills. The new scam programs come at a time when air conditioning units are on full blast in many places around the country. The scheme is a nationwide occurrence, hitting customers from the Midwest to the Mid- Atlantic. One of the main reasons the scam has spread so fast is because customers have posted about the “program” on line and passed the information on to friends who have then sought the aid. Most people do not realize that they have been scammed until it is too late. Contents. The scam involves customers being contacted either by automated phone call, mail, email or in a few rare occasions in person. Customers are asked to give social security numbers, credit card and checking account numbers in exchange for a new banking number when paying their utility companies. Victims essentially stop paying their utility companies and begin depositing money into a new account under the guise that they are paying less for utilities. The accounts receive the money and are then shut down or rejected, by that time it is often too late and most customers have lost their money. The Better Business Bureau is very concerned with the scam because it has spread across the nation and seems to be gaining in popularity with scam artists and cyber criminals. SOURCE Analyst Note: The major problem with a scam like this one is that when customers provide their personal information to cyber criminals, that information can be leaked across the internet to other hackers and scammers and can lead to identity theft. This type of scam is also particularly concerning because legitimate government programs do exist to help citizens in need. Private citizens need to be aware of who they are giving their personal information to. People should know who they are talking to on the phone and should never give out personal information over the phone or by email. Unsolicited calls and requests for information should be reported to police and utility companies.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

I C E

Hi Everybody, I have something that is very important to discuss with everybody, it is called I.C.E. That is short for "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY". Here is how it works. The emergency and police have been advised to look for that on your cell phones when ever they arrive at a scene where the person is not able to communicate. They look for a cell phone and then see if there is a listing for I.C.E. So please add to your phone book in your cell phone I.C.E. and place one or two phone numbers that they would be able to call "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY". Everybody please be safe, and lets keep an eye out for BENT OAK........Dave Sukkert

Monday, July 16, 2012

Info from OCSC

Here is some information that may be interesting.Dave........ by Ed Gallagher - IMS Security Administrator ■ 04.15.10 - Beware of unsolicited emails from Citi Bank advising that "Your international bill pay service has been activated" and requests that you click a link to adminster it. This is a phising attempt that will send your personal information to a computer in China that will attempt to collect your login credentials. If you receive a message such as this or something similar it is best to simply delete it. Most, if not all, financial or banking instituions do not send unsolicited email messages asking for your personal information or request that you log on to their web sites and perform a specific task.

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

New Crime Stats

 
 
Case Number             Crime Location          Date
120059060 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1501 - 1599] CAMEL CT 07/06/2012
120059703 AUTO BURGLARY [1301 - 1333] S HIGHLAND AV 07/06/2012
12F002663 AUTO BURGLARY [2 - 398] S APOLLO DR 07/06/2012
120058201 STOLEN VEHICLE [1401 - 1599] PAULA DR 07/03/2012
120058207 AUTO BURGLARY [1401 - 1599] PAULA DR 07/03/2012
120057389 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1335 - 1499] S HIGHLAND AV 07/01/2012
120057961 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1 - 99] E HAMMON DR 07/01/2012
120056721 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1501 - 1599] BLACK BEAR CT 06/29/2012
120057138 AUTO BURGLARY [1251 - 1297] S HIGHLAND AV 06/29/2012
120056816 STOLEN VEHICLE [1147 - 1191] APOPKA BV 06/27/2012
120055205 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1 - 99] W 12TH ST 06/23/2012
120054716 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [1500 - 1598] S HIGHLAND AV
06/22/2012 120054835 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [2800 - 3098] CLARCONA RD 06/22/2012 120058073 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY [2800 - 3098] CLARCONA RD 06/22/2012
120053045 STRONG ARM TO PERSON [142 - 298] W 17TH ST 06/17/2012