Monique Cotton, Police Communication Director, 509.363.8285
Monday, October 28, 2013 at 1 p.m.
The Spokane Police Department and the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office are working to prevent citizens from becoming victims of property crime.
Citizens are encouraged to:
Last week the Spokane Police received 22 reports of garage burglaries while the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office received 13. In 50% of these cases, the garages were left open or unlocked.
Additionally, last week the Spokane Police Department received 117 reports of vehicle prowling. Last week the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office received 41 reports of vehicle prowling. In the majority of these cases doors to vehicles were left unlocked and valuables were left in plain sight.
SPD and SCSO would like to remind you that in many instances, property crimes are preventable crimes. By following the tips listed above, you can help prevent yourself from becoming a victim of property crime.
For in progress crimes and emergencies call 911
To report a non-emergent crime contact:
To provide crime activity or suspect information that doesn't require immediate action contact:
For general police email contact:
eraspdweb@spokanepolice.org
For nuisance reports, including code violations (i.e. illegal camping, substantial litter in yards or alleys, graffiti, land use violations), parking complaints, and road condition issues contact:
Julie Humphreys
509.622.5868
jhumphreys@spokanepolice.org
Crime Check: 509.456.2233
Tipline: 509.242.TIPS (8477)
My Spokane: 311, or for outside city limits, 509.755.CITY (2489)
spdwebmail@spokanepolice.org
