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TUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT


TUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT
14TH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2010
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
300 Centennial Way – Parking Lot

HAVE A GREAT DAY ON US—IT’S FREE, INCLUDING LUNCH (while supplies last)!

COME ONE, COME ALL:
Meet and speak with our men and women in blue!
There will be lots to see and do!

We will have hourly presentations by our Motor, Canine, and S.W.A.T. Officers
Hourly tours of the Police Station
Honor Guard
Recruitment Information
Crime Prevention Information
Police Department Vehicles on Display

In addition, the Orange County Fire Department, the M.A.D.D. Trailer, Marconi Auto Show Cars, and an American Red Cross Exhibit will be at our Open House.

For the Kids: There will be Face Painting, Snow-Cones, Jumpers, child seat installation demonstrations, and Farmer’s Insurance (digital photos of the kids for identification purposes). CHOC Safety House will be there so parents can take note of the accident prone spots in the home.

OUR OPEN HOUSE IS FREE, EDUCATIONAL, AND FUN!

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

SOME CRIME PREVENTION NOTES!

Summer is coming: please lock up your homes and cars. Summer is fun, but it can also bring more criminal incidents. The reasons for that are: vacations, kids, unlocked and open windows, and hot weather. More burglaries are committed by young people between the ages of twelve and twenty-four years old than any other sector of the population.

Please keep the interior of your cars clear. Even if your vehicle is locked, if a criminal sees property in your car, they will smash a window or pry a door to get to it. Don’t forget GPS systems and stereos are also popular. Please do not leave your purses and wallets inside your vehicle unattended.

Checking: This is when people walk along the vehicles, trying the car doors. If the door is open, they invite themselves in to your property. We call these crimes of opportunity.

Garage Doors: Please close and lock your garage doors. This is a great way for a criminal to make his way into your car and home.

Some Ways for a criminal to break into your home: sliders, garages, any doors including doggie doors, open windows even with screens, patios, balconies, upstairs doors and windows.