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Facts:: 2 Precinct - Northeast and Southeast Minneapolis April 29, 2010

The 2nd Precinct of Minneapolis has seen 21 burglaries of dwellings since April 20th. The document provides details on the locations and entry methods used in the burglaries. It recommends steps homeowners can take to improve security, such as installing high-security locks, motion sensor lights, timers for lights and radios when away, and trimming shrubs. Residents are advised to be vigilant and call 911 if they see any suspicious activity. Contact information is provided for a crime prevention specialist who can assess home security and answer related questions.

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Facts:: 2 Precinct - Northeast and Southeast Minneapolis April 29, 2010

The 2nd Precinct of Minneapolis has seen 21 burglaries of dwellings since April 20th. The document provides details on the locations and entry methods used in the burglaries. It recommends steps homeowners can take to improve security, such as installing high-security locks, motion sensor lights, timers for lights and radios when away, and trimming shrubs. Residents are advised to be vigilant and call 911 if they see any suspicious activity. Contact information is provided for a crime prevention specialist who can assess home security and answer related questions.

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2nd Precinct – Northeast and Southeast Minneapolis April 29, 2010

Facts:
Since April 20th, the 2nd Precinct has had 21 burglary of dwelling:
• xx Lowry Ave NE on 4/20/10 – entry: open window • 18xx Central Ave NE on 4/24/10 – Inside building,

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11xx 7 St SE on 4/20/10 – No force suspect forced himself into apartment
• 4xx 5th Ave SE on 4/20/10 – Suspects forced entry • 3xx 5th Ave SE on 4/24/10 – Entry: unlocked door
into home • 4xx 12th Ave SE on 4/24/10 – Forced rear door
• 26xx Buchanan St NE on 4/21/10 – Unlocked door • 22xx Buchanan St NE on 4/25/10 – Unlocked/open

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7xx 2 St NE on 4/21/10 – entry: window garage door
• 3xx 4th St NEon 4/21/10 – entry: window • 8xx 23rd Ave SE on 4/25/10 – Entry: window
• 8xx 7th Ave SE on 4/22/10 – No force used • 33xx Prospect Terrace SE on 4/25/10 – Entry:
window
• 25xx Washington St NE on 4/23/10 – rear door
kicked in • 7xx Pierce St NE on 4/26/10 – No force
• 4xx 7th Ave SE on 4/23/10– No force • 4xx 5th St SE on 4/26/10 – items taken from porch
• 34xx Cleveland St NE on 4/23/10 – Entry: unlocked • 20xx Como Ave SE on 4/26/10 – entered unlocked
window garage and took items
• 32xx Pierce St NE on 4/23/10 – Kicked in door • 12xx 4th St SE on 4/28/10 – entered unlocked
garage and took items
What you can do:
Review your home security and take steps to improve it:
• Install high-security strike plates with 3” screws and deadbolt locks on exterior doors. Locks should have a 1” bolt
throw, case-hardened cylinder guard, and tie screws on the inside.
• For door locks within 3 ½ feet of a window, install a double-cylinder deadbolt or reinforce the window with a grille,
polycarbonate, a security storm door, etc. (Note: City ordinance does not allow double-cylinder deadbolt locks for
multi-unit rental housing.)
• Have your mail and papers picked up; lawn mowed, and walks shoveled when you are out of town.
• Install exterior motion-detector lights that illuminate all potential entry points to your home and do not cause
shadows.
• Leave a radio on when you leave home. Use light timers, so your home looks occupied.
• Don’t open your door to anyone you don't know.
• Secure basement windows with screws, grilles, or bars.
• Secure other accessible windows with pins, keyed locks, or track fillers.
• Keep garage and home locked at all times—even when you are home or in the yard.
• Call 911 if you see suspicious activity, such as someone checking doors and windows
on a neighbor’s home.
• Keep shrubs, bushes, and hedges trimmed to a height of 3' or less.
If you have any questions about home security or would like to have a premise survey of
your home done, call Crime Prevention Specialist Carol M. Oosterhuis (612-673-2874).

If you need this material in an alternative format or language, please contact the
Minneapolis Police Department at 612-673-2912.

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