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Did you know that theft – usually from an unlocked car – is by far the most common crime in Dana Point?
It’s true.
In a community immune from other crimes, we too often leave our phones, backpacks, iPods, or notebook computers where someone walking past can easily snatch it and get away quickly.
These thefts not only cost us money, they also steal time and resources that our police could use in much better ways.
The good news is that these crimes can be easily prevented.
Find out how Dana Point neighbors are joining together to reduce these crimes.
As we say:
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DP Times Reporter participates in police efforts
1 month ago
Last weekChristina Scannapiego, a reporter for the Dana Point Times, spent the day riding along with two members of Dana Point Police Services' volunteer program. Our volunteers have begun distributing door hangers during their neighborhood follow-up visits to remind those residents who are nothome about the importance of locking their [..]
DP Police participate in city events
2-months ago
Dana Point Police are everywhere this summer! Surf events, Movies in the Park, Concerts in the Park.and we are hearing plenty of stories from those who have been victims of theft. Many wish they would have taken the simple steps, such as locking their car, in order to avoid the hassle that comes along with being a victim. The feedback [..]
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