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Subject: Isn't it a police matter?


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Date Posted: Sat, Aug 29 2009, 15:28:34
In reply to: Brian Snyder 's message, "It will take Adult supervion. Any volunteers?" on Fri, Aug 28 2009, 10:31:22
 Why is it the responsibility of homeowners to confront criminal activity? Isn't that a police matter?

I would report any suspicious activity to police if I came across it. That's what should happen, right?

The last board meeting that I attend with MJPD there, the officer stated that any criminal activity or disturbance of the peace was a police matter.
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Isn't it a police matter?Brian SnyderSun, Aug 30 2009, 21:40:27

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