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Orange County Sheriffs responded to 74 incidents during the week of February 10-16, 2019, a 68% weekly increase by 30 calls. Weekly increases and decreases included:
- 9-1-1 Hangup (+1)
- Annoying Phone Call (+1)
- Assist Outside Agency (+1)
- Burglary and Robbery Alarms – Audible (+3)
- Citizen Assistance (+2)
- Court Order Violation (+1)
- Disturbances/Family/Music or Party (-1)
- Follow Up Report (+1)
- ID Theft (-2)
- Illegally Parked Vehicles (+3)
- Petty Theft Report (+4)
- Stolen Vehicle (+1)
- Suspicious Person in Vehicle/Person/Ciecumstances (+10)
- Traffic Hazard (+1)
- Traffic Stop (+3)
For 45 or 61% of this week’s reported incidents, OCSD officers conducted 12 patrol checks and responded to 10 traffic stops, 11 suspicious persons/vehicles/circumstances, 8 burglary alarms, 2 pedestrian checks, 1 bike stop, and 1 follow-up report. Citizen assistance was provided for 2 incidents. Residents reporting incidents and OCSD officers responding to calls helped deter neighborhood criminal activity.  Click here for the February 10-16, 2019 Rossmoor Crime Report and for a different incident date range or OCSD service area, visit the Sheriff’s Blotter page at https://ourrossmoor.com/sheriffs-blotter/. For summaries and data from the 2018 1st, 2nd and 3rd OCSD Quarterly Reports, visit https://ourrossmoor.com/crime-reports-qtr/.
Author: losaltv
