[Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2010-03-25 Thread SLG2700
Deardwilliamsjh...@hotmail.com   

I am sorry if I alarmed you unnecessarily.

I am now forwarding the entire message that I received from the CVCBD on 
3/23 so you can see it in context.   

Last night, Major Buzzuro of the Northern District Police spoke at the CVCA 
General Membership Meeting about the 3/12 homicide at 26th between Calvert 
and St. Paul (subject of a prior CVCBD crime alert) and the 3/15 homicide at 
25th and Howard possibly being gang related.  He asked for our help in 
identifying incidents of gang and drug activity, graffiti, etc., and calling 
911.  The workshop will teach us what to look for and how to obtain a crime 
watch number so that we can make 911 calls anonymously. 

Residents can sign up for the weekly crime alerts from CVCBD online at 
their website www.charlesvillage.org. 

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Sharon Guida, Chair, CVCA Safety Committee
www.charlesvillage.net

Subj:Re: [Chat] CVCBD Gang Information Workshop 
Date:   3/25/2010 11:19:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time 
From:   dwilliamsjh...@hotmail.com  
Reply-to:   chat@charlesvillage.info
To: chat@charlesvillage.info


What gangs in the district? A brief description of what we should be 
looking for would be helpful with an announcement like this...

This totally reminds me of they way they pitch the 11 o'clock news.
You could be dead tomorrow...details at 11
---BeginMessage---
Keeping Charles Village Safe and Clean

2434St Paul Street

Baltimore,MD 21218

410-235-4411/www.charlesvillage .org

Gang Information Workshop

DATE:Saturday April 3, 2010

PLACE: PNC Bank Community Conference
Room

12 E. 25TH Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
TIME:11:00 am - 12:00PM

In light of the recent spike in gang violence in the District, the CVCBD
Community Safety
Program is sponsoring a Gang Information Workshop. The purpose is to educate
the residents
in the culture of today's gang lifestyle, provide information about how to
safeguard against

gang violence, and to answer many of the community's questions.

Special Guest: Detective Sergeant. A. Hamm

Baltimore School Police Force

Criminal Investigation Division

For more information contact:

Walter Brown

Coordinator, Community Safety Program

2434 Saint Paul Street

Baltimore, MD 21218

410-245-4411

[1]wal...@charlesvillage.org
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Community Benefits District

Another Homicide in the District:

Howard  25th Streets

On March 15, 2010 at approx. 6:44 pm an unidentified man was shot in the area of
Howard and 25th Streets. The unidentified man died as a result of being shot
while he was sitting inside of a vehicle. The victim is not a resident of the
district. The suspects in this incident allegedly fired shots from
anunidentified silver vehicle.According to my sources within the BPD it is too
early to determine if this incident is related to the incident from Friday at
Calvert  26th Streets. At this time there is a limited amount of information.
As it becomes available it will be disseminated accordingly.

If you or anyone you know has any information in reference to this incident
please contact me (Walter Brown) at the CVCBD Community Safety Office so that I
may forward it to the BPD Homicide Section. Your identity will of course remain
ANONYMOUS.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require additional information.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Neighborhood Walkers meet nightly please contact the CVCBD CSP for
information.

o The Safety Advisory Committee meets Wednesday April 7, 2010 @ 3pm 2434
Saint Paul Street (CVCBD Conference Room). Open to all residents.

o Contact the CVCBD Community Safety Office to schedule your In-Home Safety
Workshop
___

Special Attention:
___

Charles Village Crime Alert

March 7, 2010 - March 13, 2010

Homicide - 2600 blk. Calvert St. 3/12/10 4:20 pm

The victim was shot and fatally wounded by an unknown suspect. Investigation is
on-going.

Shooting - 2600 blk. Greenmount Ave 3/7/10 1:00 am

The victim was walking when he heard several shots fired. The victim realized
that an unknown suspect shot him in the ankle.

Armed Robbery (Commercial) - 200 blk. W. 28TH St. 3/8/10 2:40 am
Property Taken: $240, Black Apple iPod (16GB)
Unknown suspects walked into the store and pointed a black revolver at the
clerks. Suspect #1 ordered the clerks to open change machine and register. The
suspects removed the currency and property and fled.

Aggravated Assault - 100 blk. W. 25TH Street 3/11/10 10:55 pm
The suspect came to the victim's house to retrieve her belongings, at which time
the suspect picked up a knife and began to threaten the victim. The suspect was
arrested.

Burglary (Residential) - 300 blk. E. 

Re: [Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2010-03-25 Thread D. Williams

Thank you Sharon, I hope to be able to attend the Gang Information Workshop!
 


From: slg2...@cs.com
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 11:37:50 -0400
To: chat@charlesvillage.info
CC: cvcapresid...@charlesvillage.net; davidh...@charlesvillage.org; 
wal...@charlesvillage.org
Subject: [Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

Dear dwilliamsjh...@hotmail.com 

I am sorry if I alarmed you unnecessarily.

I am now forwarding the entire message that I received from the CVCBD on 3/23 
so you can see it in context.   

Last night, Major Buzzuro of the Northern District Police spoke at the CVCA 
General Membership Meeting about the 3/12 homicide at 26th between Calvert and 
St. Paul (subject of a prior CVCBD crime alert) and the 3/15 homicide at 25th 
and Howard possibly being gang related.  He asked for our help in identifying 
incidents of gang and drug activity, graffiti, etc., and calling 911.  The 
workshop will teach us what to look for and how to obtain a crime watch number 
so that we can make 911 calls anonymously. 

Residents can sign up for the weekly crime alerts from CVCBD online at their 
website www.charlesvillage.org. 

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Sharon Guida, Chair, CVCA Safety Committee
www.charlesvillage.net

Subj: Re: [Chat] CVCBD Gang Information Workshop 
Date: 3/25/2010 11:19:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time 
From: dwilliamsjh...@hotmail.com 
Reply-to: chat@charlesvillage.info 
To: chat@charlesvillage.info 


What gangs in the district? A brief description of what we should be looking 
for would be helpful with an announcement like this...

This totally reminds me of they way they pitch the 11 o'clock news.
You could be dead tomorrow...details at 11


--Forwarded Message Attachment--
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2010 17:32:09 -0400
To: slg2...@cs.com
From: davidh...@charlesvillage.org
Subject: Crime Alert




  
Keeping Charles Village Safe and Clean
2434St Paul Street
Baltimore,MD 21218
410-235-4411/www.charlesvillage .org
 
   

Gang Information Workshop   
   DATE:Saturday April 3, 2010   
   PLACE: PNC Bank Community Conference 
Room
 12 E. 25TH Street Baltimore, MD 
21218  
   TIME:11:00 am – 12:00PM 
   

In light of the recent spike in gang violence in the District, the CVCBD 
Community Safety
Program is sponsoring a “Gang Information Workshop”. The purpose is to educate 
the residents
in the culture of today’s “gang lifestyle”, provide information about how to 
safeguard against gang violence, and to answer many of the community’s 
questions. 


Special Guest: Detective Sergeant. A. Hamm

Baltimore School Police Force
Criminal Investigation Division

 
For more information contact:
Walter Brown
Coordinator, Community Safety Program
2434 Saint Paul Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-245-4411












wal...@charlesvillage.org




 
 

Charles Village

Community Benefits District

 

Another Homicide in the District:
Howard  25th Streets
On March 15, 2010 at approx. 6:44 pm an unidentified man was shot in the area 
of Howard and 25th Streets. The unidentified man died as a result of being shot 
while he was sitting inside of a vehicle. The victim is not a resident of the 
district. The suspects in this incident allegedly fired shots from 
anunidentified silver vehicle.According to my sources within the BPD it is too 
early to determine if this incident is related to the incident from Friday at 
Calvert  26th Streets. At this time there is a limited amount of information. 
As it becomes available it will be disseminated accordingly.
If you or anyone you know has any information in reference to this incident 
please contact me (Walter Brown) at the CVCBD Community Safety Office so that I 
may forward it to the BPD Homicide Section. Your identity will of course remain 
ANONYMOUS.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require additional information.



 ANNOUNCEMENTS 
 The Neighborhood Walkers meet nightly please contact the CVCBD CSP for 
information.   
• The Safety Advisory Committee meets Wednesday April 7, 2010 @ 3pm 2434 Saint 
Paul Street (CVCBD Conference Room). Open to all residents.  
• Contact the CVCBD Community Safety Office to schedule your “In-Home Safety 
Workshop” 



 Special Attention: 



 Charles Village Crime Alert   
March 7, 2010 - March 13, 2010
Homicide – 2600 blk. Calvert St. 3/12/10 4:20 pm 
The victim was shot and fatally wounded by an unknown suspect. Investigation is 
on-going. 

 
Shooting – 2600 blk. Greenmount Ave 3/7/10 1:00 am
The victim was walking when he heard several shots fired. The victim realized 
that an unknown suspect shot him in the ankle.
 






















Armed Robbery (Commercial) – 200 blk. W. 28TH St. 3/8/10 2:40 am
Property Taken: $240, Black Apple iPod (16GB)
Unknown suspects walked into the store and pointed a black revolver at the 
clerks. Suspect #1

[Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2007-08-27 Thread Stephen J Gewirtz

Katie wrote:


All:

 

Please forward the message below from JHU Security dated 8/27/07 on to 
interested persons.


 


Salem

 


Salem Reiner

Director

Office of Community Affairs

Johns Hopkins University

901 S. Bond Street, Suite 540

Baltimore, MD 21231

443-287-9900

[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 

 Safety and Security [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
08/27/07 12:29 PM 


 


Security Information

 


SU#9

  _

SUMMER 07-9

Homewood Campus

  _ 

 


OFF-CAMPUS

 

 


 ASSAULT / ROBBERY

 


100 Block East 30th Street

(2 blocks east of campus)

August 26th 2007 at 9:35 PM

 

A graduate student riding a bicycle was approached from behind by two 
unknown males, one 12-16 years old and the other 16-20 years old.  The 
older male struck him on the back of the head with his fist at which 
point the student dismounted his bike and ran from the scene.  The 
suspects were last seen riding the bike east in the 100 block of east 
30th Street.  Baltimore Police responded. (The incident was reported 
to Security at 10:05 PM.)


 


Description of Suspects:

1. Black male, 16 - 20 years, tall, wearing a white T-shirt.

2. Black male, 12 - 16 years (no further description). Both were last 
seen riding away on an older model, light blue woman's bicycle.


* If you have any information regarding this incident please call the

Northern District Police - 410-396-2455

* When riding a bike at night you are nearly as vulnerable to street

crime as you are walking. Follow the same precautions: avoid dark side 
streets, steer away from idle youths loitering along the street, move 
at a brisk rate.




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[Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2007-05-07 Thread Stephen J Gewirtz

Katie wrote:


This is a report from one of our residents that she asked me to pass 
on to all of you.


 

On Thursday, 4/26/07,around 8pm, my husband was walking west on 25th 
St. Four teenage boys started following him.  When he was by the 
Hollywood Video, two of them approached him from behind asking for a 
cigarette.  He was aware they were following him, 
and feeling threatened put his back against the building so they 
couldn't get behind him.  The two who were behind came up and the four 
of them asked for money.  Unsure what to do, he blustered.  One hit 
him on the side of his head with his fist, another swung at him with 
the stick he was carrying.  At that point a motorist stopped and asked 
my husband if he needed any help.  The four teens ran, and he came 
home.  We called the police to make a report.  They took the 
information and told us they were going to drive around the area 
looking for the teens.   We made the report thinking that these boys 
were out looking for trouble, and were probably going to harass 
someone else.


 


Katie Beltz

Block Leader Coordinator

Charles Village Community

Benefits District

410-235-4411 x16

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 



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[Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2007-04-20 Thread Stephen J Gewirtz

Katie Beltz wrote:


Suspicious Person: April 19, 2007

This morning our Safety Team was contacted to alert them to a man in a 
green truck who was hanging around Barclay School attempting to talk 
to children on their way to school.   Other parents did manage to 
scare him off, but please keep an eye out for him.  Unfortunately we 
do not have any other information about the incident.  The police were 
called. 

 

*If you have any information regarding this incident please call the 
Northern District Police- 911 or 410-396-2455


 

 


Katie Beltz

Block Leader Coordinator

Charles Village Community Benefits District

2301 N Charles St - Baltimore, MD 21218

410-235-4411 x16

 

If you did not receive this email directly and would like to have your 
email address added to the Crime Alert list please email me at 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] and ask to 
be placed on the list.




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[Chat] Fwd: Crime Alert

2007-04-17 Thread Stephen J Gewirtz

Katie Beltz wrote:


All:

 

Please forward the report below from JHU security (4/17/07) on to 
interested persons.


 

 

Attempt Unarmed Robbery - Unit Block E. 30th St. - On April 17th at 
12:48 AM, a sophomore undergraduate reports that while walking alone 
in the Unit block E. 30th Street he was approached from the rear by 
three unknown males,


20-25 years, who demanded his property, pushed him to the ground and 
kicked him several times.  He was able to get on his feet and run from 
the assailants. HERU responded for the victim's minor injuries. Campus 
officers searched the area with negative results. Baltimore Police 
responded. The incident was reported to Campus Security at 1:12 AM. 

 


Salem

 


Salem Reiner

Director

Office of Community Affairs

Johns Hopkins University

901 S. Bond Street, Suite 540

Baltimore, MD 21231

443-287-9900

 



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