March 3 crime

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Vandalism of Cars Continue

* A car parked in the 5600 block of Columbia was broken into either late Sunday night March 2) or early Monday morning (March 3).
* A vehicle’s window in the 5500 block of Worth was broken on Feb. 29 and property was stolen.
* A window of a car, parked in the 5500 block of Gaston, was broken Feb. 28 to remove items.

If possible, park off the street, close to a street light. The best defense is to have nothing visible in your cars that could interest a thief.

Burglary of a Residence

A residence in the 4900 block of Junius was the victim of a burglary Feb. 29. The thieves broke down the door to gain entry.

Early voting has begun

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If you are wanting to avoid the crowds on Election day ( March 4th) you can vote early beginning today. Here is a list of locations in Dallas and surrounding cities along with the hours.

The closest spot to Junius Heights is the Grand location.

So don’t forget to express your freedom and remind everyone to vote. The news has said that Texas will likely be the pivotal state for the Democratic race and Dallas may be the city that makes the difference.

Feb. 17th 2008 crime alerts

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Vehicles Vandalized

A car parked in front of a house in the 5700 block of Victor was burglarized the night of Thursday, Feb. 14. The next night, Friday, Feb. 15, a vehicle that was parked in the 5400 block of Columbia was also burglarized.

There have been a number of these incidents in both areas recently. Please report any suspicious activity to the police. Please also report all incidents.

Residences Burglarized

A house in the 700 block of Beacon had its door kicked in and property stolen on Friday, Feb. 15. The incident occurred around 6:00 a.m.

A residence in the 5300 block of Victor was burglarized early Tuesday evening, Feb. 12. Entry was made by breaking a back window.

Necklace Found on Street

An expensive-looking bracelet was found at the corner of Worth and Beacon a couple of weeks ago. A sign at the corner was unsuccessful in locating the owner. If it is yours and you can identify it, please contact pmayfield@swbell.net.

Isn’t it great we have such thoughtfulness in the neighborhood??!!