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Fremont Police Department (CA)
Wednesday November 27th, 2019 :: 03:00 p.m. PST

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Let’s reduce crime together this holiday season. Remove it or Lose it.

 Let’s reduce crime together this holiday season. Remove it or Lose it.

The holidays are upon us and many of us will be out shopping over the next several weeks.  Unfortunately, thieves will be on the lookout for crimes of opportunity and we want you to reduce your risk of becoming a victim by taking a few simple steps.   Watch our auto burglary prevention video on YouTube, or read our safety tips below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rshiBqJcJQc

Don’t leave valuables of any kind in your vehicle!
What items are considered valuable?
Backpacks, gym bags, tablets, iPads, briefcases, day-planners, cash/coins, checkbooks, credit cards, wallets, purses, laptops, cell phones (and chargers), GPS devices, stereo/CD players (and faceplates), speakers, jewelry, keys and tools. 
Lock ALL doors and roll up windows even if you’re going only going to be away for a short amount of time.  It only takes seconds for thieves to steal your stuff.
If you must leave valuables in your car, stash them out of sight (in the trunk or under the seat) BEFORE you reach your destination. 
Someone may be watching you stash your valuables when you park your car. Plan your shopping/errands so that you don't load your trunk until you are ready to drive to another destination; never open a trunk, fill it full of valuables, close it, and then just walk away.
Once home, unload your valuables immediately. Do not store valuables in your car any longer than necessary and certainly never overnight.
If your trunk can be opened from inside your car without a key, lock this feature when you are not in your car or have it disabled, if possible.
Don’t leave any sign that there might be valuables hidden in your vehicle.  Remember to also secure docking stations, connector cables, phone chargers, Fastraks and loose coins.
Park in busy, well-lighted areas and remember to set any alarm or anti-theft device.
Always call the Fremont Police Department to report suspicious activity.  Dial 9-1-1 to report a crime in progress and use the non-emergency number. 790-6800 option 3, to report non-emergency information. 

Address/Location
Fremont Police Department (CA)
2000 Stevenson Blvd
Fremont, CA 94538

Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 510-790-6800

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