Regular Monthly Meeting

Wadeview Community Center, Orlando, Florida

April 9, 2012

7:00 P.M.  President Mark Jansen called the meeting to order.  He reported that the Vice President and Treasurer were unable to attend and the Secretary’s position is vacant.

Mark read the police and fire reports for March 2012.  He reported that, while the newsletter is not being published at this time, pertinent information is available by email and on the association’s website.

Dot Jervis gave the School Report.

Joe Waddell led a discussion regarding the Green Up Committee.

Mark reminded residents that the purpose of Neighborhood Watch is only to observe and call 911.

Holly Vanture gave the Downtown South report.

Guest Speaker:  Jim Martin, Sun Rail, gave a slide-show presentation on train safety titled, “Operation Life Saver.”

Calls for Service represent the number of times that the Orlando Police Department has received a call for an issue in the associated neighborhood. Note: There could be multiple calls from citizens for the same incident.

3 HIT AND RUN (MINOR)

17 ACCIDENTS (MINOR)

1 STOLEN/LOST TAG

9 RECKLESS VEHICLES

13 SUSPICIOUS CAR

2 GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS

3 OBSTRUCTION ON HIGHWAY

15 GENERAL DISTURBANCES

8 MAN DOWN

8 ACCIDENTS (INJURIES)

4 NON-EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

3 FRAUD-COUNTERFEIT

1 VANDALISM/CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

1 FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE/WANTED

2 THEFTS

1 SICK OR INJURED PERSON

31 HOUSE/BUSINESS CHECKS

3 NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS

2 FOUND PROPERTY

1 ILLEGALLY PARKED CAR

10 TRESPASSERS

3 911 HANG-UP

21 UNKNOWN TROUBLES

1 SOLICITOR

4 CHECK THE WELL BEING

1 MISSING PERSON JUVENILE

4 THREATS/ASSAULTS

9 BATTERY

1 ABANDONED VEHICLE

6 DISABLED OCCUPIED VEHICLE

10 SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS

46 SUSPICIOUS PERSONS

6 TRAFFIC DETAIL

4 MENTALLY-ILL PERSON (NON-VIOL)

2 COMMERCIAL BURGLARIES

3 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES

2 DOMESTIC DISTRUBANCE/UNK WPNS

5 PERSONS ROBBERY

1 BANK ALARM

9 COMMERCIAL ALARMS

2 Hold Up Alarm

4 RESIDENTIAL ALARMS

5 ACCIDENT BLOCKING HIGHWAYS

3 THEFT BY SHOPLIFTING

4 School Zone Crossing

1 OTHER SEX CRIMES

1 CHILD ABUSE

1 COMMUNITY ORIENTATED POLICING

82 STOPPING VEHICLE

TOTAL 379

Reports occur when the police have documented a crime, suspected crime, or informational report for other reasons. Sometimes one crime can have multiple criminal elements.

For this report: there were a total of 49 incidences documented in 48 police reports.

4 LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS ORDINANCES

1 OTHER INFORMATION

1 SUSPICIOUS OTHERS

18 ACCIDENTS

1 TRAFFIC – OTHER

1 WARRANT ARREST – IN CITY

3 ROBBERIES

5 SIMPLE ASSAULTS

1 INTIMIDATION

5 BURGLARIES

2 SHOPLIFTING

1 THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE EXCEPT PARTS OR ACCESSORIES

2 ALL OTHER LARCENIES

2 COUNTERFEITING/FORGERY

1 DUI

1 MISSING PERSON

Case Resolution:

Burglary: Arrest

Counterfeiting/Forgery: Administratively Resolved

Intimidation: Filed with the State Attorney’s Office

Other Information: Administratively Resolved

Simple Assault: Filed with the State Attorney’s Office

2-Simple Assault: 2-Arrest

Missing Person: Recovered

Suspicious Others: Exceptionally Cleared Lack of Prosecution

Warrant: Arrest

Local Ordinance: Arrest

DUI: Arrest

The remaining cases are either active or inactive pending leads.

• Focus on suspicious behavior
• Job is to call police only
• Build community- get people to work together with police
• Crime is prevented and controlled by neighborhood involvement
• No patrolling
• No weapons

Good radio program regarding neighborhood watch:

http://www.npr.org/2012/04/09/150294474/what-makes-neighborhood-watches-work

Fires – 0

Medical Assists – 21

Motor Vehicle Accidents  – 5

Hazardous Conditions – 0

Public Service Calls – 0

Good Intent Calls – 7

False Mechanical Alarms – 2

Total Calls – 35

Regular General Meeting

Wadeview Community Center

August 8, 2011

7:00 PM Vice-President Gail Pucylowski called the meeting to order.  Earl Livingston was Sergeant of Arms.

New business was eliminated tonight, due to the number of guest speakers and the importance of the information they were imparting.

Guest Speakers:

Ginger Corless spoke on the best north-south route for the SunRail.  No funding is available now, but it is expected that with the expansion of Orlando Health Care, monies will be available to bring the rail to the hospital.

Geoff Frame, Orlando Health, which includes South Semoran Hospital, Orlando Regional Hospital, Arnold Palmer Hospital, Winnie Palmer Hospital, M.D. Anderson and Dr. Phillips Hospital, and Pete Sechler, A.E.Com-Campus Planning and Havland Hansen Plan Coordinator, spoke on changes to Orlando Regional.  In the near future, Orlando Regional will be expanding Kuhl Avenue to Kaley Avenue for better traffic flow.   It is also planned to tear down all the old wings and buildings and replace them with new facilities.  Improved drainage into Lake Beauty and sidewalks and benches in that area are planned.  Underground power is now being worked on, with additional work starting in September on hospital expansions.

New Business

It was a great meeting and we invited them back in the future for another update as we were out of time.

Next Meeting: Our next meeting will be September 12, 2011.  Refreshments 6:30 and meeting at 7:00

Meeting was adjourned at 8:07 PM and volunteers cleaned the room and stacked the furniture.

Regular Monthly Meeting

Monday, January 9, 2012

Wadeview  Community Center

7:00  Vice President Gail Pucylowski called the meeting to order.

Reports:

Ginger Corless, HHI Design: Ms. Corless provided an update on plans for Bus Rapid Transit.

Phil Diamond, District 1 Commissioner: Commissioner Diamond had new information about the Albertson’s property.

Holly Vanture, Manager, Downtown South: Ms. Vanture announced that future events are the Main Street/Downtown South Residential Re-sale (date TBA) and the Second Annual Jingle Jam planned for December 1, 2012.

Angie Laxton: Ms. Laxton announced that the Orlando Health Institute of Learning is now located in Sodo.

Patty Sheehan, District 4 Commissioner: Commissioner Sheehan said that Redistricting put Wadeview in District 4.  Ms. Sheehan is running for reelection.

Michelle Brennan, Director of Communications and Neighborhood Relations, City of Orlando:  Ms. Brennan explained that her department’s mission is to help keep residents informed, connected and involved.

Chief John Miller, Orlando Fire Department: Chief Miller introduced five firefighters and raffled safety equipment.

Angie Laxton: Ms. Laxton provided information about the Boone Reservation Run on February 4, 1012.  The 5K run is on a certified course this year.  Proceeds benefit Boone High School athletics and clubs.

Dot Jervis, School Liaison:  Ms. Jervis reported details of Boone High School’s FCAT results.

Mark adjourned the meeting.

Mark Jansen

Calls for Service represent the number of times that the Orlando Police Department has received a call for an issue in the associated neighborhood. Note: There could be multiple calls from citizens for the same incident.

1 ARMED AND/OR CAUTION

1 DRUNK DRIVER

2 HIT AND RUN (MINOR)

16 ACCIDENTS (MINOR)

2 RECKLESS VEHICLES

18 SUSPICIOUS CARS

4 GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS

3 OBSTRUCTION ON HIGHWAY

11 GENERAL DISTURBANCES

4 MAN DOWN

5 ACCIDENTS (INJURIES)

4 NON-EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

1 FRAUD-COUNTERFEIT

1 FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE/WANTED

3 ENTIRE SIGNALS OUT

5 THEFTS

28 HOUSE/BUSINESS CHECKS

6 NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS

1 RAPE

1 FOUND PROPERTY

8 ILLEGALLY PARKED CARS

7 TRESPASSERS

4 911 HANG-UP

11 UNKNOWN TROUBLE

2 SOLICITORS

4 CHECK THE WELL BEING

1 MISSING PERSON ADULT

1 MISSING PERSON JUVENILE

7 BATTERY

2 DRUG VIOLATIONS

6 DISABLED OCCUPIED VEHICLE

5 SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS

41 SUSPICIOUS PERSONS

2 TRAFFIC DETAIL

3 MENTALLY-ILL PERSON (NON-VIOL)

1 COMMERCIAL BURGLARY

3 RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES

3 VEHICLE BURGLARIES

1 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

3 BANK ALARM

11 COMMERCIAL ALARM

1 Hold Up Alarm

10 RESIDENTIAL ALARMS

1 THREATENING ANIMAL

8 ACCIDENT BLOCKING HIGHWAY

1 ACCIDENT/GENERAL DISTURBANCE

2 THEFTS BY SHOPLIFTING

3 School Zone Crossing

2 OTHER SEX CRIMES

2 COMMUNITY ORIENTATED POLICING

1 THREATS/ASSAULT/ARMED &/CAUTION

55 STOPPING VEHICLE

TOTAL 329

Reports occur when the police have documented a crime, suspected crime, or informational report for other reasons. Sometimes one crime can have multiple criminal elements.

For this report: there were a total of 53 incidences documented in 49 police reports.

1 CITY ORDINANCES

4 LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS ORDINANCES

1 PROPERTY FOUND – NOT LOST OR STOLEN

7 OTHER INFORMATION

22 ACCIDENTS

1 TRAFFIC – OTHER

1 ROBBERY

6 SIMPLE ASSAULTS

1 SHOPLIFTING

1 THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE EXCEPT PARTS OR ACCESSORIES

1 ALL OTHER LARCENIES

1 MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT

1 FRAUD/FALSE PRETENSES/SWINDLING/CON GAMES/CONTRACT PROCUREMT

1 DESTRUCTION/DAMAGE/VANDALISM OF PROPERTY

3 DRUGS/NARCOTICS

1 DRUG EQUIPMENT

Case Resolution:

2 Other Information: 2 Unfounded

3 Simple Assaults: 3 Filed with the State Attorney’s Office

Simple Assault: Administratively Resolved

Motor Vehicle Theft: Arrest

2 Local Ordinances: 2 Arrests

Traffic: Arrest

Other Information: Administratively Resolved

City Ordinance: Arrest

Drugs/Narcotics: Filed with the State Attorney’s Office

All Other Larcenies: Arrest

Simple Assault: Arrest

Destruction/Vandalism: Arrest

The remaining cases are either active or inactive pending leads.

Colonialtown North
03-11: There was a report of a residential burglary occurring in the
2300 block of Montana St. Between Jan 09 and March 09 unknown
person(s) entered the victim residence by unknown means (no forced
entry). Electronics were targeted.

Lake Eola Heights
03-11: There was a report of a vehicle burgarly occuring in the 700
block of Ridgewood. Between March 11 at 7:25 pm and March 12 at 10:25
pm unknown person(s) removed tools from the bed of the victim’s pickup
truck.

03-12: There was a report of a residential burglary occurring in the
700 block of Ridgewood. Between 8:00am and 6:00pm unknown person(s)
forced open the side door to the victim’s residence and stole
electronics.

Bel-Air
03-08: There was a report of a residential burglary occurring in the
1800 block of Lorena Lane. Between 8:00 am and 5:30 pm unknown
person(s) gained entry to the victim’s residence thru the door located
within the carport. Once inside jewelry was targeted.

Wadeview Park
03-11: There was a report of a residential burglary in the 2000 block
of Delaney Ave. Between March 08 at 7:15 pm and March 11 at 10:00 am
unknown person(s) gained entry into the victim’s residence possibly
thru a rear window. Jewelry was targeted.

–
MPO Evan Cantrall
Crime Prevention Division

COLONIAL TOWN SOUTH

On March 24, there was a report of a person reobbery that occurred in
the 100 block of N. Bumby between 3:30 am and 3:35 am.  The
intoxicated victim stated that 3 black males, through threatening
words, took his Kindle from his person. Victim could not provide
further information.

There was report of a commercial burglary in the 300 block of S. Bumby
which was discovered at 2:30 am. Unknown person(s) broke the front
window to the business. At the time of this email no items were
reported missing.
LAKE COMO

On March 23, there was a report of a residential burglary 500 block of
Lake Como that occurred betwee 1pm and 3pm. Unknown person entered the
victim’s backyard and then through an unsecured rear door. A
television was targeted. The victim believes it was a former roommate.

On March 22, there was a report of a residential burglary in the 2400
block of E. Gore  that occurred between 1:30 pm and 1:50 pm. Unknown
person(s) entered the home thru an unsecured window and took a
television.
LAKE DAVIS/GREENWOOD

On March 22, there was a report of a residential burglary in the 1400
block of E. Gore that occurred betwee 9;30 am and 5:45 pm. Unknown
person(s) pried the front door and entered the residence. Once inside
various items were taken.

On March 22, there was a report of an in-progress vehicle burglary in
the 1100 block of Walnut St that occurred at approximately 10:00 pm.
The victim’s observed the suspect enter the victim’s unsecured
vehicle. They confronted the suspect and the suspect walked away. The
suspect was arrested by responding units. The suspect was a transient
white female, 5’3″, 135 lbs, She had been spotted earlier in the day
in

WADEVIEW PARK

On March 24, there was a report of a person robbery that occurred in
the area of Michigan and Delaney at approximately 10:17 pm. a light
skin male driving a gray 4-door vehicle approached the victim
requesting directions. The male exited the vehicle, implied he had a
weapon and demanded the victim’s wallet or he would shoot/kill him.
Victim did not have a wallet and suspect left. Victim was shown a
photo line up and was unable to identify the suspect.

On March 23, there was a report of a person robbery that occurred in
the area of Michigan and Delaney at approximately 7:10 pm. a light
skin male driving a tan 4-door vehicle approached the victim as she
placed her purse inside her vehicle. The male reached inside the
victim’s vehicle and took her purse. The victim followed the suspect
back to his vehicle, observed her purse inside his vehicle, reached
inside in an effort to get her purse and the suspect drove off
dragging the victim a short distance. The victim did not want to
prosecute. Since the victim declined to prosecute the officer showed a
single photo of a possible suspect and the victim identified that
person as being responsible for her incident. It is believed that the
same person is the suspect in the person robbery that was noted above.

–
MPO Evan Cantrall
Crime Prevention Division

Colonialtown North

On April 03 there was a report of a fraud in the 700 block of N.
Mills. The victim indicated that on 02-19-12 unknown person used his
credit card at this location.

East Central Park

On April 04 there was a report of an attempted residential burglary in
the 2900 block of Kilgore. The victim reported an attempted
residential burglary that occurred between March 24 thru March 26 at
the request of the landlord. Unknown person pried the rear door
causing damage but did not gain entry.

Lake Como

On April 04 there was a report of a vehicle burglary in the 900 block
of Essex PL. Unknown person(s) entered the unsecured vehicle and stole
various items.

Delaney Park

On April 04 there was a report of an attempted residential buglary
that occurred in the 1200 block of Briercliff. Unknown person(s)
unsuccessfully attempted to kick in the door. No entry was gained.

Lake Weldona:

On April 05 there was a report of an attempted stolen vehicle that
occurred in the 100 block of Lake Weldona. The suspect in this case is
an acquaintence that the victim knows only as Sheia.

Lancaster Park

On April 03 there was a report of a residential burglary in the 1000
block of Lancaster Dr. Between 10:30am and 1:20pm unknown person(s)
pried the door frame nearest the deadbolt to gain entry. Once inside
electronics and jewelry were targeted.

Thornton Park

On April 02 there was a report of an aggravated assault in the 800
block of E. Robinson. A student displayed a knife and threatened to
cut/stab another student. The subject was arrested.

Wadeview Park

On April 02 there was a report of a residential burglary in the 100
block of E. Grant St. Between 7:10am and 3:00pm unknown person(s)
entered the victim’s gated backyard and stole a red Schwinn beach
cruiser.
–
MPO Evan Cantrall
Crime Prevention Division
407 246 2489