[RP TownTalk] burglary in Ward 2

[Sarah Wayland]

And I just heard from a town resident, off list, that the police
stopped a suspicious car sometime yesterday or today and it was filled
with stolen property. If you think some of it might be yours, and you
want it back, you'll need to file a report!

-Sarah



On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 11:47 AM, Lou King <lking at knob.com> wrote:
> Not to be crass, but adding to Jeffrey's comments, if you put in a clam to
> your home owner's or renter's insurance the first question right under your
> name and insurance policy number, is the Police case or incident number -
> which the investigating officer will give you, IF you file a police report.
>
> If you do not have a formal police report the chances of recovering you
> valued possessions is ZERO and the chances of recovering any value from your
> insurance company is about the same.
>
> Lou
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> Jeffrey Yorke wrote, On 12/17/2010 11:59 AM:
>>
>> "Police report will virtually do nothing, because what's done, is done."
>>
>> Not true at all. Filing a police report is keen to conviction once the
>> bad boys are caught. And they will, at some point, slip up and be
>> caught. And some of your stuff might be recovered. But only if you
>> report what gone and when. That's A MUST.
>>
>
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Sarah Wayland
sarah.wayland at gmail.com