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Published on Sunday, August 15, 2021

Property Crimes in Paa-Ko

INFORMATION FROM CHRIS BACA of the PAA-KO LEAG COMMITTEE

DATE: August 3, 2021     LOCATION: Gated community in Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported her truck was burglarized, while it was parked in her driveway. It appears the theft occurred between 07/31/2021 5pm) and 08/01/2021(unknown time-frame). Stolen items included a set of golf clubs, a tennis racket, and a computer printer. Victim reportedly observed a "small green" truck outside the gated community as they (residents) were leaving on Saturday evening. 

DATE: August 11, 2021    LOCATION: Proximity of Raindance RD and Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported the house he is building was burglarized on 08/11/2021. The suspect(s) damaged multiple doors, in what appears to be an attempt to gain entry.  Forced entry was eventually gained through a side door, and various tools, to include an air compressor, were stolen. This incident was reported to BCSO. The victim has implemented various control measures in order to mitigate another burglary or loss of equipment (items of value).

Burglaries are oftentimes crimes of opportunity, and the offenders look for easy targets. Never leave any items of value in plain-sight of general public, whether in the car or outside your home.  Always keep vehicles locked if parked outside. 
Although Paa-Ko is generally a low-crime community (based on reported calls for service to BCSO), it is not immune to the reality of crime (property crime, violent crime, etc).  All residents should continually remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings and neighborhood - take note of suspicious cars, etc. Get to know your neighbors - they can be your eyes and ears if you are absent from your home.Please report and suspicious activities (possibly the sound of a blunt object being used to strike a door or glass breaking) to:
*BCSO (call 911 if you see a crime happening, or call the non-emergency number 505-798-7000 for suspicious activity)

*Anthony Campos (Paa-Ko Security) 505-803-3075 or the *Paa-Ko Office - 505-281-1900

Author: Mary Clark

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Donations Made to BCSO East Area Command

On Tuesday, March 3rd, on behalf of grateful East Mountain residents and businesses, Triangle Grocery, Lantern Ridge, and Whole Foods (on Carlisle) donated food and drinks to the East Area Command Office of the Bernalillo County Sheriff in Tijeras to cover all shifts for a 24-hour period in condolence for the tragic loss of Sergeant Michael Schlattman. 

Please remember to thank these businesses for their generous donations when you stop in.  Also, let BCSO know how much you appreciate their service as well as the sacrifices they make every day to keep our community safe.

Go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS to see a photo of the memorial in front of the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office

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