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Heather Ridge
Colorado - Crime Alert
This page is presented as a service to the
members/residents of the Heather Ridge Colorado. If you have something to
report please email Crime@HRMDco.org. Please include the HOA area, approx address of
the incident your name and phone number. Aurora police PAR
officer Mark Lowisz mlowisz@auroragov.org
suggests this website:
www.crimereports.com
(enter zip 80014)
ALSO Denver Post
YOURHUB.com -
Police Blotter =
http://denver.yourhub.com/Aurora/stories/news/police-blotter
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 | Wednesday,
August 10th, 2011, 6:30pm - Crime Watch organization meeting– 2011
08 10 Crime Meeting Notice |
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Wednesday, June 29th,
2011,~1 – 3am 2600 blk of S Xanadu Way - Burgundy –
Major Police Bust
Several
Aurora Police cars. Officers approach a car with guns drawn. Attempts to flee
are stopped. After much activity, yelling and a couple hours, suspects are cuffed, taken away by police
and car is towed – Police report has been requested by Heather Ridge
community. |
| Thursday June 23rd, 2011, pm 2800 blk of S
Xanadu Way - Heather Ridge South -
Robbery
occurred last night. Burglars entered from fairway, took flat screen TV,
other TV equipment, 3 leather coats and other miscellaneous stuff, including
liquor and beer. Liquor bottles and beer bottles were stashed in shrubs
outside of unit on golf course side, maybe to come back for. Police have been
called back to see if they could get any finger prints or other evidence from
the liquor bottles. |
| Monday June 20th, 2011, pm 2100 blk S Victor -
Cobblestone -
Robbery, Purse found on
patio outside owners home on golf course side. Money was stolen.
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Monday June 13th, 2011, evening 2600 blk of S Xanadu Way -
Robbery, 2 tables stolen
from, porch. |
| Sunday June 5th, 2011, 11:30pm - - 2400 blk of S
Victor Way - Sausalito -
Robbery at gun point.
3 men robbed a resident as he pulled into his garage. A gun was pointed
at the resident and he gave them all of his money. They then shot the
residents back car window. As they pulled away in a late model white
compact Toyota, the resident stepped out to get the license number. The
robbers then shot at the resident. |
| Friday June 3rd, 2011, 2pm - - 2600 blk of S
Xanadu Way - Burgundy -
Suspect knocking on doors to find if people are
home - When confronted said he was looking for a Beverly having a Honda Accord
for sale in the newspaper. Reported to 911. Aurora PD after
hearing description, confirmed it was an attempted burglary.
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| 2nd week of May 15th, 2011, - 2700 blk of S
Xanadu Way - Heather Ridge South -
Robbery Someone came into the house
during the night and stole money out of a purse.
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| Tuesday May 3rd, 2011
- Cobblestone
Report - . . . 2 young girls at Cobblestone going
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door to door selling magazines -- at least three people who
signed up and gave checks, then checked the internet & found out they were a
fraud and cancelled checks. One neighbor said they were very slick in
their presentation. |
| Monday 2011/04/25 2400 blk of S Victor -
Sausalito -
Robbery Break In /
Burglary |
| Week of 2011/04/15 - 1900 blk S Xanadu
Way - Cobblestone Crossing -
Robbery - several garage Break Ins & Condo Break in |
Note regarding this web page: The Heather Ridge
Metropolitan District is merely providing resident eye witness reports and links to the official City of Aurora
Police and Arapahoe County Sheriff websites concerning crime alerts and is not
responsible for the content thereof.
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Crime Tips
It is no secret that the Aurora
Police Department investigates many thefts and other property related crimes.
But you may not be aware of the critical role citizens play in the police
investigation.
Many of these crimes go unsolved
because the owners were unable to properly identify their stolen items. In the
event that your property is stolen, investigators will ask you for information
that clearly identifies your property.
Take a few moments to record this
information and hide your records in a discrete location, such as a safety
deposit box. These records should contain information on the color, model
number, serial number, and other identifying marks that would help identify an
item. In addition, consider taking a photo of items that have a high value, or
do not have identification numbers, such as a serial number. You may want to
write your own identification number on property that does not have a serial
number. For example, you could write the last four digits of your social
security number and your initials.
Oftentimes, thieves will try to
cash in on the stolen property by selling it to local pawn shops, various
second-hand stores, or on the internet. Investigators armed with detailed
property descriptions and photographs can track down stolen items and those who
would attempt to profit from the sale of stolen property.
By taking this simple step and
creating a record of your valuables, the odds are increased that you will get
your stolen property back and the thief will go to jail.
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