Crime prevention tips from your Red Sector Police Officers

June 4, 2008

Crime Prevention tips

From the Norfolk Police Department

and your Red Sector Community Resource Officers

The Red Sector has experienced an increase in residential burglaries.  Many of the burglaries have occurred in the day time hours. We believe that the suspect(s) may be knocking on doors to see if anyone is home before breaking into the home through a front or rear door.

We need your help by using good crime prevention sense.

1.      Be vigilant, if you see anyone that appears suspicious in the neighborhood or in your neighbor’s yard call 911 immediately!

When you call 911 we need to know

·       Is the person male or female?

·       What race are they?

·       Can you tell how old they appear to be?

·       Can you tell how tall they are?

·       How many people do you see?

·       What type of clothing are they wearing?

·       What are they doing that makes them suspicious?

·       Are they in your neighbor’s front or backyard?

·       Does it appear that they are removing items from a house or apartment?

·       Which way are they heading from where you’re located?

·       Have you ever seen them before?

Did you notice a vehicle parked in the area that you have not seen before?

·       What type of vehicle was it?

·       What was the color of the vehicle?

·       What was the license plate number?

Please make sure you write down your serial numbers to all of your valuables in your home such as your T.V.  DVD players, Computer equipment, Stereo equipment, Weapons, Game systems such as Xbox, Wii, and Play stations, your power and hand tools, bicycles, and anything of value in your garage or shed.  Keep the serial numbers in a safe location in case you need them at a later date. 

Please call Crime Prevention 664-6901 to have a Crime Prevention officer to conduct a home security survey of your home.  


CrimeView Community

May 21, 2008

CrimeView Community

The Norfolk Police Department has launched Crime View Community, an interactive crime mapping website that allows residents to view certain crime statistics by location and time.

CrimeView Community is an interactive crime mapping program that allows the user to search the City of Norfolk by address, civic leagues, police precincts as well as proximity searches to landmarks in the City of Norfolk for certain types of crimes that have occurred over the previous one hundred twenty days.

The website works remarkably well. You can search by civic league, police precinct, sector, planning district, ward, or zip code. Unfortunately they did not include a way to search the entire Partnership/Taskforce area with one search. Nonetheless, everyone is encouraged to utilize CrimeView to stay informed of crime in their area.

Click Here
To Enter CrimeView Community


Reminder P.A.C.E. meeting, Friday, May 9th 11:00 a.m.

May 8, 2008

Norfolk Police Department

Third Patrol Division

Red Sector P.A.C.E. meeting

Just to remind everyone

 

Red Sector P.A.C.E. meeting will be tomorrow May 9 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM at the

Workforce Center located next to Kroger on E. Little Creek Rd.

Investigator Gene Balance from the Norfolk Gang Sq. unit will be at the meeting to give everyone a better understanding of Tagging and Gang Graffiti.

Come meet and have lunch with Captain Steven Gallagher our new Third Patrol Division Commanding Officer.

 

Hope to see you there!


Body of suspect wanted in the killing of Glenwood Park mother washes ashore in Ocean View

May 5, 2008

WTKR reports the body of the killer of the Glenwood Park mother, who was holding her 2 month old infant child at the time she was shot, was found washed ashore this morning in Ocean View near the Ocean View Fishing Pier. The body of James R. Brooks was found about 9:45 a.m. by a passerby who called police.


Third Patrol Division P.A.C.E. meeting to be held Friday, May 9th

May 2, 2008

Third Patrol Division

Red Sector P.A.C.E. meeting

Friday, May 9, 2008

11:00Am to 12:00PM

Norfolk Workforce Development Center

201 East Little Creek Road (next to Kroger)

We will have a speaker and a light lunch

Please come join us as we discuss community concerns and issues.

We’re see you there !

Officer Jackson    curtis.jackson@norfolk.gov

Officer Hubbard  beverly.hubbard@norfolk.gov


Woman shot to death in Glenwood Park neighborhood

May 2, 2008

 Pilot Onlinehas reported that the police are looking for a man that has shot and killed a woman in the 8600 block of Glen Myrtle Avenue in the Glenwood Park neighborhood off of Hampton Boulevard near the Naval Base. It is reported that the man and woman were fighting outside.

WAVY TV has reported that the victim, Monica Zollicoffer, was shot while she was holding her 2 month old infant child. The suspect, James R. Brooks, is 25 years old and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone knowing of Mr. James Brooks whereabouts are asked to call the Norfolk Police at 441-5610 or the Norfolk Crime Line at 1-888- LOCK U UP.


“Best help citizens can provide would be any information on the two tone Ford F-150”

April 30, 2008

I just received the following email from our 3rd Patrol Division P.A.C.E. Officer Lietenant Roger Hungerford concerning the murder of Navy Lieutenant Todd Cox on Beverly Avenue last Thursday night:

As a follow up to the Beverely murder I am hearing that a lot of people think this is a gang initiation or a random act. I can tell you it was neither. As is common with most murders, this had some underlying factors that tied the killer to the suspect. The best help citizens can provide would be any information on the two tone Ford F-150 that was used by the killer. If anyone saw anything related to the murder (especially any license info) that night and has not been reported, please urge them to contact PD. They can contact me 613 8593 or 423-4448  Officer Jackson or Hubbard (823-4478).

 

V/R

Lt Roger Hungerford

 

wanted-poster

 

 


Police continue to pursue leads in murder of Naval officer

April 27, 2008

Pilot Online reports that there still is no arrest in the murder of Navy Lieutenant Todd Cox on Beverly Avenue.  Lt. Cox was shot at point blank range. The murderer continued to fire bullets into Lt. Cox after he fell to the ground. This murder took place as Lt. Cox was walking with his fiance and two children.

A funeral Mass for Lt. Cox will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church  located at 6400 Newport Ave. in Norfolk.

The family has asked that memorial contributions be made to the United Cerebral Palsy Association, 1660 L St., NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036.


Police Identify Beverly Avenue Murder Victim

April 25, 2008

Pilot Online  reports that Norfolk Police have identified the Beverly Street murder victim as 40-year-old Navy Lieutenant Todd M. Cox of the 500 block of Talbot Hall Road.  Lt. Cox was walking with his fiance and two children when he was gunned down. He died with multiple gunshot wounds.  This tragedy has affected two of our Partnership neighborhoods, Ellsworth and Talbot Park.


Murder In Ellsworth Across from DePaul Medical Center

April 25, 2008

Pilot On Line reports there was a murder in the 100 block of Beverly Avenue in the Ellsworth neighborhood of our Partnership. Ellsworth is located across Granby Street from the Depaul Medical Center. Police were dispatched at 8:09 P.M. There is still no news on motive or the suspect(s).


Norfolk Police Captain McBride transfered

April 15, 2008

I just received the following email from Norfolk Police Captain Wayne McBride:

Good afternoon,

 As many of you already know, certain members of the command staff are being rotated, I’m returning to the First Patrol Division, and Captain Steve Gallagher will assume command of the Third Patrol Division effective tomorrow. I just wanted to take this opportunity to once again thank each of you for your relentless support. Working together we accomplished much! Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of any assistance to you in the future. 

Wayne

Godspeed to Captain McBride and much gratitude for all you have done for The Greater Wards Corner Partnership.


Norfolk Police need help finding Anthony M. Scott

February 11, 2008

Norfolk Police need help finding Anthony M. Scott, who has been charged with malicious wounding and using a gun during a felony.   He is wanted in connection with a Feb. 2nd shooting in the 300 block of San Antonio Blvd.

Scott, 32, also uses the nickname “Ant.”

He is described as black, 5 feet, 7 inches tall, the release says. He weights [sic] 200 pounds and wears his hair in corn rows. He could be driving a gold or silver Mazda MPV.

He is known to visit the San Antonio Boulevard area, the release says.

Virginian-Pilot article here.


Norfolk police say man shot in the 300 Block of East Little Creek Road.

November 22, 2007

Here we go again folks. The Pilot Online reports:

NORFOLK

A man was shot about 9:30 p.m. in the 300 block of East Little Creek Rd., police said.

The victim talked with officers when they arrived and was taken to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, said Officer Chris Amos, a police spokesman. Amos said he did not know how serious the wound was.

The Greater Wards Corner Partnership knows the solution to this problem. It is clearly taken care of in the Greater Wards Corner Comprehensive Plan. “Mr. Mayor tear this block down.”


Crime Prevention Tips to Prevent Theft from Autos

October 30, 2007

Norfolk PoliceOfficer Curtis Jackson, our P.A.C.E. officer wrote:

We are again trying to reduce the number of larceny from vehicles in your community. We need your help by making sure everyone knows not to leave anything of value in their vehicle. Please help make people aware that if they have a GPS system, DVD player, CD/Radio, cell phones or any other electronic device that can be removed from their vehicle to be sure to write down the serial number(s) down and keep it in a safe place. Please pass this flyer out at your meetings or have them available for your customers.

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Red Sector, Third Patrol Division Meeting

October 10, 2007

Letter from Officer Jackson:

This is to remind everyone that the 3rd Patrol Division Red Sector P.A.C.E. meeting will be on October 12 from 11:00 AM to 12:00PM at the Ernie Morgan Environmental Center next to the Zoo.

Sherry Johnson of the Norfolk Cares Call Center will be our guest speaker. Come join us for lunch.

Thanks,

Officer Jackson

831-3484

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